In a grand Royal Wedding at St George's Chapel in Windsor Castle six years ago, the Duke and Duchess of Sussex exchanged vows, declaring their commitment amidst a global audience. However, according to royal expert Dickie Arbiter, the outcome might have been different had Princess Diana been alive.
In an interview with Times Radio back in March, Arbiter, former press spokesman for Queen Elizabeth II, suggested that Harry and Meghan's marriage might not have occurred if Diana were alive. Arbiter highlighted Diana's protective nature towards her sons, suggesting she would have scrutinized Meghan's suitability as a partner for Harry.
Arbiter noted Harry's desire for a family life akin to his brother William's but acknowledged the challenges Harry faced in finding a compatible partner who could handle the intense public scrutiny. He speculated that Harry may have rushed into the marriage, a decision Diana might have questioned.
Reflecting on Diana's absence, Arbiter suggested that her influence would have cast doubt on the relationship, potentially altering Harry's choices and trajectory. He emphasized the pivotal role Diana's presence could have played in shaping Harry's current circumstances.
As Harry and Meghan celebrate their anniversary, Arbiter's insights shed light on the complex dynamics within the Royal Family and the enduring influence of Princess Diana's legacy.
