Prince Harry and Prince Andrew allowed to wear military uniforms

Prince Harry and Prince Andrew allowed to wear military uniforms 

An exception includes both Prince Harry and Prince Andrew, who are allowed to wear a military uniform, in honor of Queen Elizabeth, and to stand by her coffin.

Prince Andrew and Prince Harry were earlier banned from wearing the official military uniform, due to Prince Harry abandoning his royal duties and then stripping him of his military titles, and Prince Andrew over his scandals.

In an update to the procedures, they were both allowed to wear the suit while standing next to the Queen's coffin in a hall in Westminster Hall.

In a solemn scene, Queen Elizabeth's four children stood next to her coffin, today, Saturday, as a plow for their mother in front of visitors, as King Charles stood at the front, and the three princes around the coffin.

Tomorrow, on Sunday, the Queen's grandchildren will stand for fifteen minutes around the coffin, in military uniforms for men, and in uniform for women, and without their husbands accompanying them.

Against the background of the controversy over whether Prince Harry will wear the military or civilian suit, a spokesman for Prince Harry said, “He will wear a mourning suit throughout events honoring his grandmother,” adding, “His military service contract has not been determined by the uniform he wears, and we respectfully ask that the focus remain On the life and legacy of Her Majesty Queen Elizabeth II.

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