Prince Harry is forbidden to wear his military uniform to the funeral out of respect for the Queen despite his service in Afghanistan

Prince Harry is in the most difficult situation, according to the American "CBS" network, that Prince Harry will not be allowed to wear a military uniform during the funeral processions of Queen Elizabeth II.

And she stated that despite his ten years of military service, he would not be allowed to do so after he and his wife Megan gave up several of their titles in 2021.

The network said that only members of the British royal family will be allowed to wear military uniforms during the funeral, next Monday, and that the youngest son of the new king, Charles III, will have to wear a non-military suit.

She added that another family member who served in the military, but will not be allowed to wear his military uniform, is Prince Andrew, who was stripped of his royal patronage and military affiliations this year after facing allegations of sexual assault. The Queen's four sons stand on all four sides of her coffin.

She said the move was a "sign of respect for the Queen".

She stated that during the Queen's funeral, the difference in the royal family will be captured and who is still working in the family and who is not.

And “CBS” indicated that during Prince Philip’s funeral last year, Queen Elizabeth II decided that “everyone wears suits, so everyone was equal,” but this occasion is different as it is the first official funeral for a king since 1952, explaining that King Charles III wants That everything is done exactly right, and it is technically correct that only members of the royal family wear a military uniform.

She also mentioned that the decision is likely painful for Harry, especially since he served in Afghanistan and carried out many military missions.