Prince Harry Snubs Oldest Friend from Wedding Celebration Guest List

Prince Harry's wedding to Meghan Markle was a star-studded affair, with A-list celebrities and members of the Royal Family in attendance.

However, there were a few surprises when it came to the guest list, as some of Harry's oldest friends did not make the cut.

After the formal ceremony at St. George's Chapel in Windsor, the couple hosted a second reception at Frogmore Cottage, where the guest list was significantly reduced to 200 people.

Among those who were left out of the evening celebrations was Tommen Skipp, known as Skippy, one of Harry's closest friends since their days at Eton.

According to the book “Finding Freedom” by Ahmed Scobie and Caroline Durand, Skippy was enraged when he realized he had been excluded from the evening party.

The authors claim that Skippy believed he had lost his friendship with Harry after Meghan came into the picture.

It is alleged that Skippy made derogatory remarks about Meghan during a brunch the day after the royal wedding, stating that she had changed Harry too much.

Sources close to the situation reveal that Skippy expressed his disappointment to friends, saying that Harry was now more impressed by the likes of George and Amal Clooney and Oprah Winfrey.

“We've lost him,” Skippy concluded.

This incident highlights the strain that Harry and Meghan's relationship had put on their friendship.

Not only did Harry's friends have something to say about the wedding, but his own family did as well.

A lip reader discovered an embarrassing remark made by Zara Tindall to Prince Harry on his wedding day.

Zara joked with her cousin about all the screaming during the ceremony, leaving Harry perplexed and misunderstanding her humor.

In addition to these social dynamics, Prince Harry's commitment to Meghan Markle has reportedly left him feeling lonely and separated from loved ones halfway across the world.

The CEO of Republic, an anti-monarchy campaign group, commented on Harry's new life in the United States, stating that despite the privileges he enjoyed in the UK, he may be missing some aspects of his previous life.

Prince Harry had to give up several military privileges that were dear to him in order to pursue a life with Meghan in America.

Experts believe that these emotional ties were the hardest for him to distance himself from.

In his interview with Oprah, Harry himself admitted that there is a lot to work through and expressed feeling let down.

Despite the challenges and changes, it is clear that Prince Harry and Meghan are committed to each other and supportive of one another.

Their wedding guest list, which excluded some of Harry's oldest friends, was a clear indication of their intentions for the future.

The couple is forging their own path, even if it means leaving behind certain relationships and privileges.