A brand new ballot confirmed that 61 % of British adults again Queen Elizabeth II's determination to ban Prince Harry and Meghan Markle, together with different non-working royals, from showing on the Buckingham Palace balcony after the Platinum Jubilee Trooping of the Color ceremony on June 2.

The survey, carried out by YouGov, requested a pattern of two,981 Britons the query: "It has been reported that in the course of the Queen's Jubilee celebrations solely working royals will seem on the Buckingham Palace balcony, which means the Duke and Duchess of Sussex [Harry & Meghan] is not going to. Do you suppose that is the proper or the fallacious determination?"

Sixty-one % of respondents mentioned that they felt it was the right determination to restrict the balcony look to working royals, with13 % saying they felt it was the fallacious determination. Twelve % of respondents mentioned that they didn't know.

The survey end result comes after an announcement was made by way of Buckingham Palace on Friday that: "After cautious consideration, The Queen has determined this 12 months's conventional Trooping the Color balcony look on Thursday 2nd June will probably be restricted to Her Majesty and people Members of the Royal Household who're at present enterprise official public duties on behalf of The Queen."

Harry and Meghan stepped down from their official full-time working roles supporting the monarchy in 2020 earlier than shifting to the U.S.

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A survey by YouGov has discovered that almost all of the British public suppose the queen's determination to restrict royal relations on the palace balcony for the Trooping of the Color in June is true. Pictured, Queen Elizabeth II with Prince Harry and Meghan Markle, who is not going to be showing on the palace balcony as a result of reality they're not working members of the royal household.Chris Jackson/Getty Photos

The announcement that the balcony look could be restricted to only royals who undertake public duties implies that the standard crowd of the queen's prolonged household together with a lot of her grandchildren and great-grandchildren have been excluded alongside Harry and Meghan.

Buckingham Palace introduced that the royals who've been "invited" to affix the queen on the balcony are; Prince Charles and Camilla, Prince William and Kate Middleton together with their three kids, Prince Edward (the queen's youngest son) and his household and Princess Anne (the queen's daughter) together with her husband, Sir Tim Laurence.

The monarch's lesser recognized first cousins are additionally amongst these invited with the Duke and Duchess of Gloucester, the Duke of Kent and Princess Alexandra all enterprise full-time royal duties on her behalf.

The balcony ban eliminates a PR drawback for the palace because it additionally removes any risk of Prince Andrew becoming a member of the royals for the looks.

The queen's disgraced son stepped down from his official function throughout the royal household in 2020 and earlier this 12 months said that he would not use his HRH (His Royal Highness) title earlier than settling a sexual assult lawsuit introduced in opposition to him by Jeffrey Epstien sufferer, Virginia Giuffre, within the U.S.

The prince has denied any wrongdoing in relation to the claims introduced in opposition to him by Giuffre however reportedly settled the case to keep away from any additional embarrassment.

The queen shocked royal watchers when she appeared with Andrew on the service of thanksgiving for the lifetime of Prince Philip at Westminster Abbey in March. The occasion marked the primary official public operate that the prince attended since settling his lawsuit for an estimated $10 million and was known as a "gobsmacking" transfer by critics.

Experiences circulated as as to whether Andrew would attempt to rehabilitate his picture in time for the central weekend of jubilee occasions in June with royal biographer Omid Scobie telling Newsweek's Royal Report podcast that: "We all know that Andrew has been very eager to maneuver on from errors from the previous and might be fairly eager to play a task within the jubilee this summer season, so he does not have a lot time to attempt to restore his picture.

"I believe that it is clear that there aren't sufficient individuals pondering of the crown on this scenario. This displays so badly on the establishment and Andrew has finished a lot harm in the previous couple of years and continues to take action."

The announcement made by Buckingham Palace on Friday provoked dialogue on-line as as to whether this was affirmation that Harry and Meghan wouldn't be in attendance on the jubilee celebrations.

Final month the prince informed At present present host Hoda Kotb that he was not sure if he would take his household to the U.Ok over "safety" considerations amidst his ongoing authorized dispute with the Dwelling Workplace over his safety.

These discussions had been shortly put to relaxation when shortly after Buckingham Palace's announcement was made a spokesperson for Harry and Meghan confirmed to Newsweek that the couple could be on the jubilee.

"Prince Harry and Meghan, The Duke and Duchess of Sussex are excited and honoured to attend The Queen's Platinum Jubilee celebrations this June with their kids," the spokesperson mentioned.

Although not showing on the palace balcony after the Trooping of the Color ceremony, the Sussexes have but to verify which celebrations they are going to be attending with a pop live performance outdoors Buckingham Palace, a particular service of thanksgiving at St Paul's Cathedral and a Platinum Jubilee pageant all deliberate to happen throughout the lengthy weekend.

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