Why Harry Missed Out on Saying a Final Goodbye to the Queen

In the latest news surrounding the royal family, it seems that Prince Harry has missed out on the opportunity to say a final goodbye to his grandmother, Queen Elizabeth II.

While he may want to blame his brother, Prince William, for this unfortunate circumstance, the truth is that actions have consequences, and this was a consequence of Harry's own behavior towards his family.

As we've previously discussed, journalist Omid Scobie is set to release a new book called “Endgame,” which serves as a sequel to his previous work, “Finding Freedom.”

This new book delves into the passing of the Queen, and People Magazine recently published an article titled “Beyond Repair,” which explores the broken relationship between Harry and William.

It comes as no surprise that “Endgame” will likely favor Harry and Meghan, painting William in a negative light.

According to Scobie, almost a year after the release of “Finding Freedom,” nothing has changed between the brothers.

Their relationship remains at rock bottom, with no signs of improvement.

Scobie claims that William is no longer angry at Harry; he is simply indifferent, which can be even more hurtful than anger.

After all, the opposite of love is not hatred but indifference.

It is understandable why William feels this way.

Harry has repeatedly disrespected his own family, including his brother, sister-in-law, and other relatives.

With such behavior, it is difficult for William to maintain any love or affection for his brother.

Scobie's book suggests that within the institution, some view Harry as a threat to the crown due to his freedom to express his own thoughts outside of its confines.

This perception has only further strained the relationship between the brothers.

While it is clear that Harry's return to the UK is unlikely, the article in People Magazine focuses on the events surrounding the day the Queen passed away.

Scobie claims that Harry and Meghan were unaware of the Queen's declining health, but this seems hard to believe.

It was evident to anyone paying attention that her health was deteriorating.

If Harry failed to notice, it is his own fault for being oblivious.

According to Scobie, Harry received a call from an unknown number, which he initially hesitated to answer.

However, Meghan encouraged him to do so.

It was his father, Prince Charles, informing him that he needed to travel to Scotland immediately, where Charles and Camilla were already present.

Harry then reached out to William, asking if he could join him and Catherine on their journey.

However, Catherine did not accompany William, and he traveled alone.

Scobie suggests that William ignored Harry's text messages, but it is clear that Harry cannot expect sympathy for this situation, given his previous behavior towards his brother.

The Sussexes and their team found themselves in the dark during this time.

Harry was informed that William had secured a flight with his uncles, Andrew and Edward, and Edward's wife, Sophie.

However, Harry struggled to communicate with anyone regarding joining the flight.

A source close to the Sussexes expressed how upsetting this was for Harry, who felt completely alone.

Nevertheless, it is challenging to sympathize with Harry when considering his disrespectful actions towards his family.

Harry eventually received a call from Charles, instructing him to travel alone.

Although Harry had previously mentioned that Meghan would be accompanying him, he agreed that she should stay behind.

It would have been inappropriate for Meghan to be present, as her relationship with the Queen was not close.

While Sophie, Edward's wife, was there, her bond with the Queen was vastly different.

Allowing Meghan to be present during such a sensitive time would have been cruel to the late Queen.

Furthermore, Harry allegedly sent multiple text messages to William, all of which went unanswered, despite William having space on his private jet.

Again, it is challenging to feel sympathy for Harry in this situation.

According to a source, William deliberately ignored him, indicating his unwillingness to interact with his brother.

Princess Eugenie also reached out to Harry for more information about their grandmother, but no other family members invited him to join them.

Consequently, he had to book his own chartered flight.

While Harry embarked on his journey to Scotland, rumors of the Queen's passing circulated.

However, he had no way of confirming the news, as his father does not carry a cell phone and his brother continued to ignore him.

By the time William and the others landed, they discovered that the Queen had passed away.