Meghan’s Birthday Snub Raises Doubts of Royal Return

The chances of Meghan and Prince Harry making a shock return to the royal family have been dismissed as a fairytale after Meghan's birthday was publicly snubbed.

According to royal expert Eric Schiffer, the absence of any well wishes from the royal family indicates that Meghan's relationship with the royals is in dire straits.

The emotional pain inflicted on the royal family by the Sussexes seems to have a lasting effect, making a possible return to the fold appear nothing more than a fairytale.

In previous years, even after the couple's departure from the royal family in 2020, Meghan would still receive warm birthday greetings.

However, this year, the silence speaks volumes about the strained ties between Meghan and the royals.

Despite this rift, sources have reported that Harry and Meghan are willing to rent an apartment at Kensington Palace and furnish it themselves.

Their hope is that this gesture will please Prince William and demonstrate their seriousness about coming back.

By positioning themselves as innocent parties extending an olive branch, they could potentially paint William as cruel if he rejects their offer, thus portraying themselves as victims.

It appears that the Sussexes' ultimate goal is to destroy the reputation of William and Catherine, while amassing wealth and power for themselves.

Lady C, a prominent figure in royal circles, previously mentioned security concerns and a review regarding the proximity of the Wales family to the Sussexes.

If they were to reside at Frogmore, Adelaide Cottage's close proximity could pose security and privacy risks.

Recently, a source revealed that MI6 had sent a warning message to William and Catherine about potential threats from Meghan and Harry.

Returning to Kensington Palace would grant the Sussexes both proximity and status, enabling them to leak information against the royal family, lay low, strategize, and ultimately seek to influence the children when they reach adulthood, using the same techniques they employed against William and Catherine.

This is the underlying reason why Harry desires to return – his intense animosity towards his brother drives him to break their bond, allowing him to proclaim to the world that remaining in the British royal family ruins lives, while he saved his own family.

William, however, will not allow his brother near his children, as he understands Harry's intentions.

During a Telegraph interview, Harry expressed concerns for William's children, but William made it clear that they were not Harry's responsibility.

There are rumors that William even told Harry to back off, asserting that George, Charlotte, and Louis are his children, not Harry's.

It is worth noting that if William were to question Harry's parenting, it would undoubtedly make headlines.

So, what gives Harry the authority to criticize how his brother raises his own children?

With his alleged children being four and two years old, and William's children aged ten, eight, and five, it is evident who possesses more experience in this matter.

Public records indicate that Harry was barely involved in the early years of George, Charlotte, and Louis.

While the older children may have memories of their uncle, Lewis was only a year old when his uncle and aunt departed with his cousin Archie.

The Sussexes have distanced themselves so much from the royal family that a return seems highly unlikely.

Perhaps, after a divorce, Harry may rehabilitate his public image through involvement in remote conservation projects and offer a heartfelt apology.

Only then could he potentially be allowed back into family events.

However, Meghan will never set foot in a royal residence again.