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The real reason there was an empty seat at the Royal Wedding - Kiwi Report

The real reason there was an empty seat at the Royal Wedding


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[post_page_title]Empty Chair[/post_page_title]
As the guests of Prince Harry and Meghan Markle prepared themselves for the ceremony, it became very obvious that there was an extra seat placed with the groom’s side of the family. The seat in St. George’s chapel, which was placed next to Prince William, remained empty during the entire ceremony. Whereas, if you looked at Meghan’s side, all the seats were full. So the question that everyone had, was who was it meant for?

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