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Sophie Wessex to step up and represent the Queen at more Royal engagements after Megxit

SOPHIE Wessex is stepping up to attend more royal engagements in the wake of the Megxit crisis, The Sun on Sunday can reveal.

Royal sources admitted that Prince Harry and wife Meghan’s decision to step down has left the Palace short of family members to represent the Queen.

 Sophie Wessex is a favourite of the senior royals including Prince Charles and Camilla
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Sophie Wessex is a favourite of the senior royals including Prince Charles and CamillaCredit: PA:Press Association
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Megxit has sent shockwaves through the Palace after walking away from the Royal FamilyCredit: Getty - Contributor

They revealed it is Prince Edward’s wife who has been chosen to pick up the slack.

One said: “Sophie’s a long-term favourite of the Queen and has been singled out as a person the Palace would like to help ease the burden.

“She’s very popular with other senior royals like Charles and Camilla, and has proved to be extremely good at public engagements.”

“She’s proved to be extremely good at public engagements.”

 

This week saw the dedicated royal travel to Sierra Leone for a packed two day trip – the first to the continent since Prince Harry and Meghan’s last African tour.

PrinceWilliam has been made the Queen’s representative to the general assembly of the Church of Scotland — as his brother steps away from royal duties.

A Palace spokesman declined to comment on “speculation.”

 A source close to the royal family has revealed that Sophie is the Queen's 'favourite'
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A source close to the royal family has revealed that Sophie is the Queen's 'favourite'Credit: PA:Press Association
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