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Bride Rajwa Skips Meg from Jordan Royal Wedding for Old Fallout but Invites Catherine, Future Queen
The highly anticipated wedding between Crown Prince Hussein of Jordan and his bride Rajwa al-Saif is set to take place on June 1st at Zahram Palace.
The event, expected to be filled with splendor, will see a host of international guests in attendance.
Among the confirmed VIP guests are Crown Prince Frederick of Denmark and his wife Mary, as well as Japan's Princess Isako and Princess Suguko.
King Charles, Queen Camilla, and the Prince and Princess of Wales have also been invited.
However, there is speculation about whether Meghan and Harry will receive an invitation.
It is known that the bride, Rajwa, is a Saudi Arabian-born architect who has had some connection with Meghan through Saudi Crown Prince Mohammed, who gifted Meghan a controversial ring.
Rumors suggest that Meghan may have looked down on Rajwa in the past.
But now, with Rajwa set to become the future Queen of Jordan, the question arises: what will Meghan do to reach her and climb the social ladder?
Nevertheless, there seems to be no reason for Rajwa to extend an invitation to Meghan and Harry.
The British royal family shares a close connection with the Jordanian royals.
King Abdullah and Queen Rainier were present at Westminster Abbey during King Charles and Queen Camilla's coronation.
Queen Rainier, who married King Abdullah in 1993, spoke fondly about Princess Diana after attending her funeral in the UK.
Both Rainier and Kate, the Duchess of Cambridge, have a shared passion for children's welfare and will one day become queens when their husbands ascend the throne.
Kate Middleton has a special connection with Jordan.
Her family moved to the country when she was just two years old, and they later released a photograph from their time there.
During a tour of the Middle East in 2018, Prince William spoke about his wife's childhood in Jordan while being hosted by Crown Prince Hussein.
He mentioned that Kate loved her time there and expressed her disappointment at not being able to accompany him on the visit.
Prince William also visited the ruins of a Roman settlement at Jersash, where Kate had previously been pictured with Crown Prince Hussein.
The couple even posed for a photograph at the same spot.
William expressed his desire to bring their children on a future visit, and in 2021, Kensington Palace confirmed that William and Kate had indeed taken their children, George, Charlotte, and Louis, on a holiday to Jordan, which was later featured on their Christmas card.
As the wedding of Crown Prince Hussein and Rajwa al-Saif approaches, the anticipation grows.
The guest list is filled with esteemed individuals from around the world, and the connection between the British and Jordanian royal families remains strong.
While the question of Meghan and Harry's invitation lingers, it is clear that Kate Middleton holds a special place in her heart for Jordan, a place that has shaped her life and continues to be a part of her family's story.
