Meghan Markle’s Christmas Plans with the Royal Family Take an Unexpected Turn

The ongoing feud between Prince Harry and Meghan Markle and the rest of the Royal Family has taken a new twist as Christmas approaches.

It has been reported that the couple will not be spending the holiday with the Royal Family at Sandringham, due to the ongoing tensions.

In an article published on November 13, the Mirror Online reported that Prince Harry and Meghan Markle would be skipping the traditional Christmas gathering with the Royal Family.

This news comes as no surprise, considering the strained relationship between the couple and the rest of the family.

Traders have been making attempts to convince King Charles to grant them permission to join the family for Christmas.

However, if the King agrees to their request, it may potentially jeopardize his relationship with Prince William.

The traders believe that by expressing their genuine disappointment of not being able to return home for Christmas, they might stand a chance of receiving an invitation to celebrate an English Christmas with the Royal Family.

The situation has reached a stalemate, with neither side willing to compromise.

Prince Harry continues to insist on an apology that is unlikely to be given, and the Royal Family believes they have done nothing wrong.

As long as both sides remain steadfast in their positions, this feud is expected to persist.

It is highly unlikely that Meghan and Harry will be photographed attending church together on Christmas morning, as it would greatly benefit their reputation and public perception.

Meghan's desire to attend the event is driven by her urgent need for funds and additional employment opportunities.

However, her chances of being invited to Sandringham for Christmas are slim, as evidenced by her exclusion from King Charles' recent birthday celebration.

Relationship expert Luella Alderson suggests that Meghan may not be inclined towards reconciling with the Royal Family, given the perceived mistreatment she has experienced.

She may choose to maintain some distance for the time being and focus on building a joyful life with her loved ones in the United States.

Meghan's potential for reconciling seems highly improbable, as she lacks the true understanding of genuine happiness and the ability to be a virtuous individual.

It is unclear why Harry and Meghan continue to release articles expressing their willingness to reconcile, as it is unlikely to result in a genuine olive branch being extended.

The reasons for not inviting Meghan and Harry to Christmas go beyond retribution for previous wrongdoings.

Given their alarming statements and perceived mental instability, it is risky to grant them access to the Royal Family, especially the children of Prince William and Catherine.

Harry himself has expressed his deep sense of duty in protecting his niece and nephew from the challenges that come with being second-in-line to the throne.

In conclusion, it appears that Meghan Markle's Christmas plans with the Royal Family have taken an unexpected turn.

The ongoing tensions and strained relationship between the couple and the rest of the family make a genuine and positive reconciliation unlikely.

As Christmas approaches, it remains to be seen how this feud will unfold and whether any resolution can be reached.