Meghan Markle and Prince Harry’s Christmas Plans Revealed: A Festive Surprise for the Royal Couple

The festive Christmas celebrations of the royal family have officially begun, with King Charles and Queen Camilla attending a traditional Christmas Eve church service this morning.

The royal couple, accompanied by Princess Anne and Sir Timothy Lawrence, made their way to St Mary Magdalene Church in Sandringham, where they greeted well-wishers and exchanged cheerful waves.

Equerry Lieutenant Colonel Jonathan Thompson was by the king's side, ensuring their safe passage into the church.

Today, the King and Queen will welcome their loved ones to the Norfolk Royal Estate.

However, there will be one notable absence – Prince Harry and Meghan Markle.

The Duke and Duchess of Sussex do not celebrate December 25th at their Los Angeles home, especially after their staff left the job, revealing their alleged scams.

This unexpected Christmas gift is sure to provide a unique experience for the couple this holiday season.

Interestingly, a source close to a royal insider has revealed that Lieutenant Colonel Jonathan Thompson, who is considered an adopted son of the King, will be attending today's party with the royal family.

Thompson, known for his dedication to serving and protecting the King, has also become a trusted advisor since Prince Harry's departure from the royal family.

As we ponder how Meghan and Harry will spend their Christmas, it is worth noting that Meghan Markle considers herself a foodie and has showcased her culinary skills on her now defunct influencer site, The Tig.

Will she be preparing a lavish Christmas dinner at the Olive Garden, or has she hired a chef or catered the meal?

Perhaps they will dine at a local restaurant to capture some paparazzi attention, although it is unlikely they will bring their children along.

Meanwhile, Prince Harry may forgo the traditional English Christmas dinner for a more Californian-themed feast.

It could be an intimate dinner with just him and Meghan, featuring roast chicken and a lemon dessert without eggs.

If anyone else is invited, it would likely be Marcus and Doria, Meghan's close family members.

However, despite Meghan's self-proclaimed love for food, it has been revealed that she often purchases pre-cooked meals from upscale markets.

This suggests that the couple may opt for a catered meal from a local restaurant or a pop-up, which they will simply reheat in the oven.

Meghan and Prince Harry relocated to the United States in 2020, and they have been creating special memories with their borrowed children.

During a recent interview, Meghan expressed her joy in decorating the Christmas tree with her little ones, highlighting the new traditions they are building as a family.

As we eagerly await updates on Meghan and Harry's Christmas plans, it is clear that this holiday season will bring some surprises and unique experiences for the royal couple.

While they may not be joining the rest of the royal family at the Norfolk Estate, they are sure to make the most of their time together, cherishing every moment as they create new memories.