Cheers for Prince Harry, Meghan drown out the boos at Jubilee service: See

Prince Harry and Meghan Markle joined royal family members at Friday’s thanksgiving service for the Queen’s Jubilee and according to reports, were welcomed with loud cheers and fanfare.

According to Mirror UK, the Duke and Duchess of Sussex elicited a loud, largely positive, reaction from the crowds lining the streets as they arrived at the cathedral; the appearance marks the first royal event for them since Megxit in 2020.

While a few boos could be heard in the crowd, the outlet reported that the cheering drowned out the boos by the time Harry and Meghan reached the west door of the cathedral and were greeted by the Dean of St Paul’s.

As per the outlet, Prince Harry and Meghan were seated in the second row of the congregation, alongside cousins Princess Beatrice and Eugenie and their husbands.

Lady Sarah Chatto, the daughter of Princess Margaret, also sat in the second row with her family.

Both Prince Harry and Meghan are yet to be seen with the Queen after it was announced last night that the monarch would miss Friday’s service because of ‘discomfort’.