‘America’s loss is our gain’ – Camilla on Prince Harry’s fiancee
29 November 2017 |
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"America's loss is our gain," says Britain's Duchess of Cornwall when asked about her step-son Prince Harry's engagement to U.S. actor Meghan Markle.
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