According to Express UK, the decision of Prince Harry, not to attend his late grandfather Prince Philip’s burial service next week has prompted further criticism from a royal analyst.

The Duke and Duchess of Sussex’s absence has been described as “extraordinary” by royal analyst Richard Fitzwilliams, who reacted on disgraced Prince Andrews’ rumored presence at the future royal engagement.

He told Express UK: “The Service to be held in Westminster Abbey to honor Prince Philip will be an appropriate way of paying tribute to a truly remarkable individual, whose superhuman energy and considerable talents were devoted to supporting the Queen and the institution of monarchy.”

Fitzwilliams then added: “Prince Andrew will reportedly attend the Service as it celebrates the life of his father. The absence of the Sussexes is simply extraordinary!”

Andrew’s appearance would be his first public royal appearance since Virginia Giuffre’s erotic case was settled.

Meanwhile, Prince Harry and his wife Meghan Markle withdrew from the celebration earlier this month, according to a spokeswoman for the couple.

The memorial service will be held at Westminster Abbey in London on March 29.

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