Surprising Twist in Royal Christmas Message: Meghan and Harry Left Out

In a poignant video message, King Charles left Meghan and Harry surprised as their absence was noticeably felt.

The King's Christmas message showcased a montage featuring Kate and William volunteering with their children, while also including footage of Anne and Edward.

However, the absence of Harry and Meghan, as well as Andrew, did not go unnoticed.

This revelation came just hours after the royal family gathered for the traditional royal Christmas service at Sringham.

In his speech, King Charles paid tribute to the dedicated individuals in Britain who devote their lives to public service.

He honored all of the working royals, presenting a montage of royal highlights from the past year.

The pinnacle of the year was the King's coronation on May 6, with video footage capturing significant moments, including King Charles and Queen Camilla on the balcony of Bingham Palace.

The contributions of other key royals, such as the Prince and Princess of Wales, along with their children, Prince George, Princess Charlotte, and Prince Louis, were also acknowledged.

Throughout the 10-minute address, the Queen, the Prince and Princess of Wales, the Duke and Duchess of Edinburgh, and the Princess Royal were featured in the video clips.

However, Prince Harry and Meghan, who spent Christmas in Los Angeles, were not included, nor was the disgraced Prince Andrew.

King Charles' gesture of showcasing video clips of the Queen, his beloved son and daughter-in-law, their three children, and the active working royals spoke volumes.

He conveyed his message of service to others and treating everyone with respect through these visuals.

There was no need for him to mention names; his actions spoke for themselves.

This dignified yet clear display signaled to the world that Meghan and Harry were no longer considered part of the royal circle.

Interestingly, this incident mirrors a past situation when Harry interpreted a family photo as a snub.

In 2019, when the Queen was photographed with Charles, William, and George, Harry perceived it as a slight, although it was simply a rare picture capturing three generations of royalty together.

Therefore, there is no doubt that Harry saw the omission of images featuring him and his family as a deliberate snub.

This development follows the release of a new clip from the BBC's latest royal documentary.

The clip, set to be broadcast tonight, depicts the heartwarming moment when King Charles embraced his grandchildren during coronation rehearsals.

As Prince William and Princess Kate arrived at Westminster Abbey with their children, the Bishop of Hereford, Richard Jackson, commented on the extraordinary affection within this close-knit family, making it feel like both a family and a royal and national occasion.

The clip also captures King Charles' warm interactions, including kisses and hugs, with his son William, daughter-in-law Kate, and each of his beloved grandchildren.