A wreath laid by Prince Harry on Remembrance Day has been removed from a display at the factory where the poppy commemorations are produced. The Poppy Factory 'got rid' of the Harry's wreath and another laid by his disgraced uncle Prince Andrew - however the wreaths from other prominent royals are still featured.
Located in Richmond, London, the factory was founded 100 years ago to make wreaths and poppies to commemorate armed forces members who died in battle. The decision is seen to be another sign of the Duke of Sussex being removed from royal life since he stepped down from his senior role and moved his family to the US.
It comes despite his 10 years of military services, which included two tours of Afghanistan with the Blues and Royals regiment. One of the wreaths removed from the display was laid by Harry at the Remembrance commemoration in 2019 - the last one he took part in, the Mirror reports.
