The Royal Family Reportedly Believed That Prince Harry Jumped Over the Great Balmoral Tradition to Meghan Markle
If there is still doubt, Prince Harry places Meghan Markle first, above all things including the old royal tradition.
Last weekend, the royal family walked to Scotland for a family vacation. Because this is a relative we are talking about, vacationing includes staying in Balmoral Palace (one of Queen Elizabeth II's favorite vacation spots) and acting like it has not changed since the 1850s.
Well, yes, that is outrageous, but one of the main activities on the journey is hunting traditional grouse (which can be traced back to 1853). Prince George became the main (and slightly controversial) title last week, when he participated in the first grouse hunt, aged five.
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George was accompanied by his mother, Kate Middleton, and most members of the Windsor family met at least "a way to hunt George," after lunch. Especially not from hunting? Harry's son.
According to Express, Harry - a fierce hunter who participated in his first grouse show 21 years ago - transcended the royal tradition, reportedly calming his new wife, Meghan Markle, who was a supporter of animal welfare.
Harry also jumped in the hunt in December, shortly after he and Meghan announced their engagement, according to The Sun. The decision was reported as "shocking" to the royal family.
"Boxing Day will be a complicated problem, Meghan is a runner who exercised rights and does not like hunting in any form," the royal source told The Sun. "Harry likes and is always on Boxing Day, but if that means breaking the old royal's habit of avoiding it shockingly, so let's say there are some pretty surprised Here Faces."
"If Meghan isn't comfortable with his shot, he doesn't want to bother him," said the royal source.
Last weekend, the royal family walked to Scotland for a family vacation. Because this is a relative we are talking about, vacationing includes staying in Balmoral Palace (one of Queen Elizabeth II's favorite vacation spots) and acting like it has not changed since the 1850s.
Well, yes, that is outrageous, but one of the main activities on the journey is hunting traditional grouse (which can be traced back to 1853). Prince George became the main (and slightly controversial) title last week, when he participated in the first grouse hunt, aged five.
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George was accompanied by his mother, Kate Middleton, and most members of the Windsor family met at least "a way to hunt George," after lunch. Especially not from hunting? Harry's son.
According to Express, Harry - a fierce hunter who participated in his first grouse show 21 years ago - transcended the royal tradition, reportedly calming his new wife, Meghan Markle, who was a supporter of animal welfare.
Harry also jumped in the hunt in December, shortly after he and Meghan announced their engagement, according to The Sun. The decision was reported as "shocking" to the royal family.
"Boxing Day will be a complicated problem, Meghan is a runner who exercised rights and does not like hunting in any form," the royal source told The Sun. "Harry likes and is always on Boxing Day, but if that means breaking the old royal's habit of avoiding it shockingly, so let's say there are some pretty surprised Here Faces."
"If Meghan isn't comfortable with his shot, he doesn't want to bother him," said the royal source.
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