Princess Beatrice Ignores Harry’s Plea to Lift Moral Ban, Leaving Him Feeling Isolated from UK-based Family

Prince Harry is said to be feeling increasingly homesick as his brother, Prince William, and sister-in-law, Princess Kate, enjoy a family vacation, according to insiders.

Since stepping down as working royals and relocating to the United States, Harry has expressed sadness at missing out on the summer activities of the royal family.

The Duke had always cherished spending summers in England, hoping that his children would develop a close bond with their cousins, just as he did with Princess Beatrice and Eugene.

However, since the family's move to the United States, Harry's children, Archie and Lilibet, have had limited contact with their cousins, Prince George, Princess Charlotte, and Prince Louis.

Instead of the usual family holiday at Sandringham Estate in Norfolk, Harry and Meghan are reportedly focused on resolving their own issues.

A source from Buckingham Palace has revealed that the couple has not been invited to any of the Balmoral events this summer, including the commemorations marking the first anniversary of the Queen's passing.

In an attempt to secure an invitation, Harry recently reached out to Princess Beatrice, asking her to intervene with King Charles on his behalf.

However, Beatrice declined, advising Harry to directly communicate with his father.

Following the anniversary, the Duke and Duchess of Sussex are scheduled to attend the Invictus Games in Europe.

Despite this, royal sources indicate that they will not be joining other members of the family in mourning the late monarch.

King Charles and Queen Camilla are expected to lead the commemoration on September 8th at Balmoral, accompanied by other family members.

Prince Andrew and his ex-wife, Sarah Ferguson, will also be in attendance.

However, it appears that Harry and Meghan have not received any invitations to public or private commemorations.

Their exclusion from Balmoral is seen as a ban, with no efforts made to include them.

An insider informed The Sun that there has been no outreach towards the Sussexes.

However, another source added that if they are not included in any plans, Harry and Meghan will find their own way to mark the significance of the occasion.

Last year, when the Queen passed away, Harry flew alone on a private jet after William, Andrew, Prince Edward, and Sophie, missing the opportunity to see his grandmother before her passing.

Relations between Charles and Harry remain strained following the Duke's public criticisms of the royal family, including the release of his memoir and numerous media interviews to promote it.

Contacts between Prince William and his brother are said to be non-existent, with no signs of reconciliation in the near future.

Despite this tension, other members of the extended Windsor clan, such as the Prince and Princess of Wales, along with their children, and Prince Edward and Sophie, have planned to spend time at Balmoral this year.

The Duke of York will also be present, accompanied by his daughters, Princess Beatrice and Eugene, and their families.

However, there is a notable difference in the relationship between Archie, Lilibet, and their cousins, as they remain out of touch.

Recently, the Prince and Princess of Wales enjoyed some quality time at their Norfolk home, Anmer Hall, with their children and Prince Edward and Sophie.

As Harry grapples with the emotional toll of being separated from his UK-based family, the divide between him and his relatives seems to be growing.

The absence of an invitation to Balmoral only deepens the sense of isolation he feels.

While the royal family gathers to honor the Queen's memory, Harry and Meghan are left to navigate their own path.