Prince Harry and Meghan Markle Determined to Spend Christmas at Soho Farmhouse Despite Royal Snub

Despite not receiving an invitation, Prince Harry and Meghan Markle are determined to spend Christmas at London's Soho Farmhouse, even after facing a public snub from the royal family.

The couple's desire to attend the royal festivities was dashed when the official guest list for Christmas at Sandringham was leaked, revealing their absence.

According to a friend of King Charles, the decision to exclude Harry and Meghan was deliberate, with Charles and his team carefully considering when and how to extend an invitation.

Speculation suggests that they might be invited for New Year at Balmoral.

However, this situation is further complicated by the fact that less than a year ago, Prince Harry published his book, “Spare,” in which he made unflattering comments about Prince William, referring to him as his arch-nemesis and accusing him and Kate Middleton of mistreatment.

In his book, Harry also divulged private conversations, claimed Queen Camilla sacrificed him for personal PR gains, and characterized the king as weak and selfish.

Understandably, these revelations have created an awkward atmosphere, making a Christmas reconciliation less likely.

Despite their uninvited status, sources reveal that Harry and Meghan are determined to spend Christmas in the UK, fearing complete estrangement.

Meghan is reportedly pushing Harry to take a solo trip to meet with Charles and William in a last-ditch effort to maintain some connection with the royal family.

However, attending without an invitation means they'll have to cover their accommodation and security expenses, as they need to apply for security a month in advance and be approved by the British government.

Their decision to stay at Soho Farmhouse, a place they're familiar with, is seen as a strategic move to attract attention and steal headlines during the holiday season.

By gathering a larger group of supporters, it could appear as though they have a substantial following.

This move is also seen as an attempt to challenge Kate Middleton's Christmas carol service.

Criticism has arisen over their decision to leave their children behind for the occasion, with some questioning their parenting choices.

Additionally, there are claims that Prince Harry is too consumed by Meghan Markle to think logically, and that the monarchy is tired of his behavior.

These claims have been brought to light by royal commentator Robert Jobson, who discussed them in a recent interview with the Mirror.

Jobson refers to Prince Harry's book as a main reference point, highlighting instances where the duke was accused of swearing at his father due to depleting funds.

According to Jobson, Queen Elizabeth found Prince Harry's calls difficult and wearisome, leading her to urge him to speak to his father directly.

In regards to his relationship with King Charles, Prince Harry ended up getting shut down after swearing at him and repeatedly asking for funds.

Charles simply stopped taking Harry's calls, allegedly stating that he wasn't a bank when questioned by the Queen about his decision.

In another extract from Jobson's book, frustrated text exchanges with Queen Elizabeth were recounted, revealing her frustration with Prince Harry.

Allegedly, she felt that his love for Meghan was clouding his judgment and that his constant criticism of the monarchy was becoming tiresome.

Despite these challenges and strained relationships, Prince Harry and Meghan Markle are determined to make their presence felt during the Christmas season.

Their decision to spend Christmas at Soho Farmhouse, even without an invitation, showcases their determination to maintain a connection with the UK and the royal family, albeit on their own terms.