Last Updated on 02/27/2023 by てんしょく飯
Why did Prince Harry tearfully dispose of a gift he received from Meghan on his first Christmas since leaving the royal family?
Tragedy Happens to a Present from Meghan
In his memoir “Spare,” Prince Harry reflects on his first Christmas since leaving the royal family. As many of you know, Prince Harry and his wife, Princess Meghan, retired from the high royalty at the end of March 2020, and with that, they moved their lives to the United States.
It is customary for the royal family to exchange gifts with their families at Christmas, and it has been known that gifts with a humorous twist are preferred over expensive gifts, and it seems that Prince Harry and his wife have decided to keep that tradition alive after moving to the US.
According to Spare, Meghan found a Christmas tree ornament with Queen Elizabeth on it at a local store and decided to give it to Prince Harry as a Christmas gift, thinking he would “like it. In fact, upon opening the ornament, Prince Harry “groaned” at Meghan’s choice of gift, but decided to dispose of it immediately after displaying it on the Christmas tree at home.
The ornament that Meghan presented to Prince Harry was displayed in a low position within the reach of her son Archie, who was only one and a half years old at the time. Archie, who was interested in the tree, pulled the ornament and dropped it on the floor, where it shattered into pieces. Speaking of that time, Prince Harry said in “Spare,” “I took a dustpan and broom and gathered up the pieces, thinking how strange it must have felt.
Incidentally, it was not only Prince Harry who “snarled” at Princess Meghan with a Christmas gift, but also Prince Harry, who, before they were married, gave her a Christmas gift when she attended her first royal Christmas gathering, a gift coined from Cereal and Serial Killer, meaning a serial killer. The royal journalists Omid Scobie and Carolyn Durand wrote in their book “Finding Freedom” that he won the heart of Prince William by presenting him with a spoon that read “Cereal Killer,” a word coined by combining the words “Cereal” and “Serial Killer,” when he attended his first Christmas gathering of royal family members before they were married. (original title), by royal journalists Omid Scobie and Carolyn Durand.
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