King’s Shocking Response as Sussex Sends Palace Demands for Heightened Protection at Christmas

Prince Harry and Meghan Markle have been left out of the Royal family's Christmas plans at Sandringham, according to reports.

Insiders claim that despite earlier suggestions that the couple would accept an invitation from King Charles, they will not be joining the rest of the family for the festive season.

The Sussexes' spokesperson had previously stated that they would be open to spending Christmas with the royal family, but would require heightened protection.

It was also rumored that they would be willing to accept an invitation to Balmoral in Scotland during the summer.

Yesterday, friends of the Sussexes revealed to the Sunday Times that they are eager to change the current situation and would readily accept an invitation if offered.

This prompted one source to comment, “It seems as if they're really doubling down on their reconciliation strategy.

I can't imagine the Sussexes would decline an invitation to spend time with His Majesty.”

As of now, no invitations have been extended for the holidays.

With their finances and connections dwindling, it appears that Harry and Meghan are desperate to reconnect with King Charles.

The question remains whether they would accept an invitation from Meghan's father, Thomas Markle, to spend time in Rosarito, should he extend one.

Additionally, why are they requesting extra security?

Is it because they perceive returning home as too dangerous?

It's worth noting that Harry has visited the UK multiple times without any documented credible attacks against him or Meghan, apart from public booing and occasional banners highlighting their perceived hypocrisy.

Time is running out for the Sussexes, as Harry requires one month's notice for accommodation and security arrangements to be made by palace officials.

The clock is ticking, with just a few days remaining until November 25th.

It seems they are asking for extra security to protect their public image and their children, whom they plan to showcase to the world.

They want all eyes on them this Christmas, but unfortunately, the palace has not extended any invitations.

It's clear that the Sussexes have been unable to reach King Charles directly and are resorting to using the media to communicate their desires.

Sources close to the couple suggest that they would need heightened protection in order to accept any invitation.

Without a residence in Britain, they would require a formal invitation from King Charles or Buckingham Palace to stay in a place that offers sufficient protection.

In March, King Charles requested that Harry and Meghan vacate Frogmore Cottage, their home in Windsor.

They complied and fully moved out in July.

Following a decision by the Home Office, Harry no longer benefits from police protection while in the UK.

Many royal fans believe that allowing the Sussexes to feature in the traditional Christmas Day walk to the church would be a big mistake.

They argue that it would only serve to indulge the couple's desire for attention.

It is evident that the Harkles are desperate for something, namely money.

The fact that they are even seeking to attend the royal family Christmas speaks volumes.

It is worth noting that they are currently missing out on a potential $30 million from the canceled Invictus Games, which may explain their sudden interest in reconnecting with the King.

However, it has been confirmed that the children will not be attending the festivities.