Let’s talk about family ties, royal style. Queen Elizabeth may have given her blessing for Prince Harry and Meghan Markle to split their time between the U.K. and Canada, but deep down, she still feels that void when they're away—especially with her adorable great-grandson Archie growing up so fast. Imagine how any grandparent would feel! It’s a classic story of love, distance, and the desire to keep family close, even as life takes everyone in different directions.

Her Majesty's Request: A Royal Reunion

Here’s the scoop: Queen Elizabeth has extended a heartfelt invitation to Harry and Meghan to return to the U.K. for the annual Commonwealth Service at Westminster Abbey. This will be one of their last official royal engagements, and it means a lot to her. According to a royal insider speaking to Closer Weekly, “Elizabeth is hoping to see them again, particularly Archie, who was born back in May 2019. Despite all the drama swirling around the family, she doesn’t want Harry to feel alienated. She truly misses him and wants him to know he’s always welcome home.”

Her Stress and Cold: A Human Touch

Even though the queen genuinely wants Harry and Meghan to thrive in their new chapter, she’s been dealing with her own share of stress lately. She even caught a cold, which just goes to show that even royalty isn’t immune to everyday ailments. But don’t worry—on the bright side, the Sussexes are absolutely thriving in Canada. They’ve embraced their new life with open arms, even planning to celebrate Valentine’s Day there in style.

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“Harry and Meghan are gearing up for a low-key yet meaningful Valentine’s Day in Vancouver,” another source told Closer. “Meghan’s been teaching Harry some cooking skills, and he’s excited to put them to the test by preparing a pot roast dinner. It’s going to be intimate, special, and filled with love.”