Brutal Rejection: Meghan and Harry’s Christmas Plans Crushed

Reports of Meghan Markle and Prince Harry's Christmas plans have been met with a resounding rejection from the Royal Family.

According to insiders, there is absolutely no chance that the couple will be joining the royals for any festivities in the near future.

The rejection came less than 24 hours after a story surfaced in the British Sunday Times suggesting that Meghan and Harry were hoping for an invite to spend Christmas in Sandringham with the family.

However, the official guest list was leaked to ITV shortly after, indicating that the couple's hopes were in vain.

It is believed that this leak was a deliberate move orchestrated by the Royal Family to send a clear message to Meghan and Harry that their presence is not desired.

A friend of King Charles revealed to the Daily Beast that the decision to invite the couple would be carefully considered and on the king's terms.

One cannot help but find Meghan and Harry's behavior perplexing.

How did they think they could pressure the literal King of England into inviting them for Christmas simply by leaking news to the media?

Their delusion seems to know no bounds.

After the revelation that their Christmas plans were nothing more than a fabrication, Meghan and Harry shifted their attention to the possibility of spending New Year at Balmoral.

However, insiders have dismissed this as another made-up story by “Team Sussex.”

One former courtier referred to it as a mere media invention.

Royal Christmas plans are meticulously made well in advance, and any changes are unlikely.

The idea that last-minute adjustments could be made to accommodate Meghan and Harry is simply not how things are done in the King's household.

This brings to mind Harry's previous game of uncertainty before his father's coronation, which was both inconsiderate and intentional.

The reasons for the couple's exclusion extend beyond their thoughtless actions.

In his book “Spare,” Harry made scathing remarks about his brother Prince William, accusing him and Kate Middleton of belittling him and Meghan.

He also revealed private conversations and portrayed the king as weak and selfish.

It is no wonder that the family does not want to spend time with someone who publicly insulted them.

Furthermore, the royal family cannot trust Harry after he divulged their secrets in such a disrespectful manner.

It is unlikely that they would welcome him and Meghan, fearing hidden recording devices and the potential twisting of their words for financial gain.

While rumors suggest that Charles is ready to forgive Harry, there has been no concrete action taken to rebuild their relationship.

Charles was the one who made the decision to remove Meghan and Harry from their UK home, Frogmore, making it more difficult for them to visit as they please.

The recent birthday phone call incident further strained the relationship between Harry and his family.

The Sussexes briefed the media about the call before and after, which understandably upset the king.

It is absurd to think that leaking such information would lead to reconciliation.

It is evident that Meghan and Harry's intentions are not genuine.

Their desire for peace with the family seems to be driven by their need for financial security, as their royal connection is their primary source of income.

The family recognizes this and refuses to be manipulated.

Another cause for concern at the palace is Meghan's increased public appearances.

It appears she is trying to regain attention and relevance, which could potentially harm the royal family's reputation.

Additionally, the upcoming book by Scooby-Doo, who is believed to have insider information from Meghan and Harry, is expected to shed a negative light on the royals.

In conclusion, the rejection of Meghan and Harry's Christmas plans is a clear indication that their relationship with the Royal Family remains strained.

Their past actions and betrayal of trust have created an insurmountable barrier.

The family is wise to recognize their true intentions and stand firm in their decision to keep them at a distance.