Queen Elizabeth's 95th birthday, which falls on April 21, will reportedly be a private and low-key event following the death of her 'beloved' husband Prince Philip.
As per reports, members of the Royal Family including Prince Harry are expected to visit the Queen, who is mourning the death of her husband, at Windsor Castle on her special day.
There are reports that the Duke of Sussex, who was expected to leave UK on Monday, prolonged his stay to meet the Queen on her auspicious day.
No photograph is expected to be released to mark the Queen’s 95th birthday, which falls within the two-week period of royal mourning.
The monarch's official birthday celebration known as Trooping the Colour, normally staged in June, has also been cancelled for a second year running due to the pandemic.
The Queen would surely miss his decades-long partner Prince Philip - who died peacefully on April 9 at the age of 99 - on her auspicious day.
Prince Harry and Queen's expected meeting would help ease tensions between the royal family, according to royal experts and fans.
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