Meghan Markle cancels Jimmy Fallon’s appearance and trip to New York City for the UN General Assembly – both scheduled for the day after the Queen’s funeral – and postpones the next model podcast
- Meghan Markle has canceled several planned appearances after the Queen’s death
- She was booked on The Tonight Show for September 20th but withdrew
- Her appearance with Prince Harry at the United Nations was also canceled on the same day
- The Queen’s funeral is expected on September 19, which is an obvious struggle
- The Duchess of Sussex is said to be delaying the podcast launch next week
Meghan Markle has canceled several planned appearances in New York set for the day after Queen Elizabeth’s likely funeral date, as the royal family enters the King’s official morning.
The Duchess of Sussex was scheduled to appear on The Tonight Show with Jimmy Fallon on September 20, the same day that she and Prince Harry planned to visit the United Nations General Assembly in Manhattan.
Both appearances have now been canceled, and Markle is planning to postpone the release of the next episode of her original podcast models, which was scheduled to launch next Tuesday on Spotify, sources said. Sixth page Friday.
Coincidentally, the Queen’s death on Thursday came while the Duke and Duchess of Sussex were in the midst of a European tour of a PR campaign.
Meghan Markle was seen in Germany on Tuesday. The Queen’s death came while the Sussexes were on the PR offensive, but it is understood they have canceled upcoming appearances
Markle was scheduled to appear on The Tonight Show with Jimmy Fallon (above) on September 20, which would be a day after the Queen’s funeral, but he pulled out.
Queen Elizabeth appears on Tuesday in the last photo before her death on Thursday
Now, their plans are understandably put on hold as they mourn before and after the Queen’s state funeral.
The funeral is expected to be set for September 19 at Westminster Abbey in London, but the official date has yet to be announced.
It’s unclear if Markle has actually booked another date to appear on The Tonight Show.
I don’t even know what she was going to talk about [with Fallon]but that has now clearly been rescinded,” one source told Page Six.
An NBC spokeswoman did not immediately respond to a request for comment from DailyMail.com.
The Duke and Duchess of Sussex were seen appearing in the German city of Dusseldorf on Tuesday, in the midst of a European tour that ended with the Queen’s death.
Prince Harry returns to Windsor on Friday morning after the death of Queen Elizabeth II
The Duke and Duchess of Sussex were together at Frogmore Country House in Windsor when the Queen’s deteriorating health became apparent, but Prince Harry traveled alone to Scotland, where she was staying in Balmoral.
Prince Harry arrived after the Queen’s death was announced, and returned to Windsor on Friday morning.
It is not clear if Markle plans to stay in the UK for the next 10 days until the funeral, or if she will return to California to take care of her young children before returning to attend the funeral.
It is understood that all members of the royal family have put on hold and changed any plans for public appearances as the UK enters a meticulously designed morning period spanning weeks.
In his first public address as the country’s new monarch, King Charles III issued an order that a period of “royal mourning” be observed for the Queen from now until seven days after her funeral.
King Charles III ordered the Queen to observe a period of “royal mourning” between now and seven days after her funeral.
Members of the royal family, employees of the royal family and representatives of the royal family will attend official royal mourning duties, along with troops committed to ceremonial duties.
On Friday, the Royal Salute was launched with one round for each year of the Queen’s life at 1pm in Hyde Park by the King’s Troop Royal Horse Artillery.
The Queen’s coffin will soon be moved to the Palace of Holyroodhouse in Edinburgh, Scotland.
It will then be formally prepared to St Giles’ Cathedral to lie in rest for 24 hours, with public viewing.
The coffin will be flown to London and will remain in the state at Westminster Hall for four days, before the state funeral, likely on September 19.
