At the baptism of little Lilibet Diana, the opinions of the British differ. A survey should ask for opinions. The result is surprising in its hardness and clarity.
London – Prince Harry, 36, and Duchess Meghan, 40, son Archie, 2, was baptized two months after he was born in a private ceremony at St. George’s Chapel in Windsor. Little Lili, who saw the light of day on June 4th, could also be baptized in the venerable 13th century church, if the royal family agrees.
But how do the British see a baptism in Windsor? *
Harry and Meghan allegedly want a baptism in Windsor *, where they said yes in May 2018. Since Prince Harry’s return to England to unveil the Diana statue in honor of his late mother Princess Diana (36, † 1997), there have been insider voices (Dailymail) who wanted Harry to hear that he and his wife Meghan had daughter Lilibet Diana wanted to be baptized just like her brother in St. George’s. They [Meghan and Harry] don’t mind waiting until circumstances allow.
If you ask the British for their point of view, Lilibet Diana should on no account receive her baptismal sacraments in Windsor Castle *. According to a survey of 24,621 British Express users among 24,621 users, the numbers speak for themselves. * 24royal.de is an offer from IPPEN.MEDIA.
