"Prince Harry Ignores 32 Desperate Calls from Royal Family as Prince Philip Passes Away – The Shocking Reason Revealed!"

 

Just days before Prince Philip's funeral, Prince Harry detailed a "short, heart-racing" phone conversation he had regarding his grandfather's passing. According to his memoir, "Spare," Harry had missed 32 calls from the Royal Family who were trying to inform him of Prince Philip's death. 

Prince Philip, the longest-serving consort, passed away on April 9, 2021, at the age of 99, just two months shy of his 100th birthday. Harry, who lives in California with his wife Meghan Markle and their children, Prince Archie and Princess Lilibet, woke up to find numerous missed calls before finally speaking with his grandmother, Queen Elizabeth II, who broke the news: "Harry… grandfather has passed away."

While his family grieved in the UK, Harry experienced a "harrowing" moment thousands of miles away. His return to the UK for Prince Philip’s funeral was a significant event, drawing global attention. Following his grandfather's death, Harry paid tribute, calling Philip the "legend of banter." In his statement, Harry highlighted Philip's wit, charm, and unpredictable nature, recalling his grandfather as "authentically himself."

Harry expressed gratitude for Philip’s dedication to the Queen during their 73 years of marriage and reflected on his own memories of his grandfather, describing him as a "master of the barbecue" and "cheeky right till the end."

After the funeral, Harry visited Frogmore Gardens in Windsor and reflected on the sadness that Frogmore Cottage, which was supposed to be his and Meghan’s "home for life," was now part of their past after they stepped down from royal duties in 2020.