Meghan Markle’s Demands Lead to Harry’s Exclusion from Close Friend’s Wedding

Close friend of Prince Harry, Jack Mann, recently tied the knot with osteopath Isabella Clarke at St Peter's Church in Stutton.

However, much to everyone's surprise, Prince Harry and Meghan Markle were notably absent from the wedding.

This comes as a shock to many, considering the close bond between Mann and Harry, which was believed to be stronger than the one between Harry and his own brother, Prince William.

The friendship between Mann and Harry goes back to their time at Sandhurst, where they were both commissioned into the Blues and Royals.

Their camaraderie remained intact over the years, leading many to expect Harry's presence at Mann's special day.

However, it seems that Meghan's behavior played a significant role in their exclusion.

According to sources, Meghan insisted on accompanying Harry to the wedding, which raised concerns among the couple's friends.

It is understandable that no bride would want to risk being overshadowed by Meghan, who has been known to make headlines with her extravagant outfits and paparazzi attention.

Additionally, the source claims that Meghan had sent a list of demands to Mann ahead of a casual dinner, asking for details about the attendees and the seating plan.

Mann was taken aback by these requests and chose not to respond, which led to another email from Meghan, this time inquiring about the names of the wives and girlfriends attending.

These actions further solidified the decision to exclude the couple from the wedding.

It is important to note that Mann's decision not to invite Harry without Meghan was also a matter of politeness.

It would have been awkward and unfair to invite Harry while leaving out his wife.

Therefore, it can be assumed that Harry either received a message explaining the situation or heard nothing at all about the wedding.

This exclusion from Mann's wedding adds to a growing list of strained relationships for Harry.

His brother, Prince William, has made it clear that whoever supports Harry is no longer a friend of his.

This sentiment was echoed by other mutual friends, including Thomas Van Straubenze and Guy Pelly.

It seems that Harry's actions, such as publicly criticizing the Royal Family, have resulted in a rift between him and his former companions.

Although it may have initially hurt, it appears that Harry's friends have moved on and feel indifferent towards him.

The Duke himself acknowledges this in his memoir, “Spare,” where he admits to falling out with some of his old friends after his televised attack on the Royal Family.

This further emphasizes the growing divide between Harry and his once-close circle.

While Mann's wedding may have been a joyous occasion, it serves as a reminder of the shifting dynamics within Harry's relationships.

As for Mann himself, he has recently made headlines for his work as the co-founder of private security company AlmaRisk, which was interrupted last year due to a business trip to Libya.