Meghan Markle Excluded from Coronation as King Charles Refuses to Apologize

It seems that the tension between Meghan Markle and the royal family continues to escalate, as recent reports suggest that she will not be attending the upcoming coronation.

According to insider information shared on Reddit, Secondhand Coke, Meghan has been left off the guest list for the event.

Furthermore, King Charles himself has refused to apologize for any of the recent controversies surrounding the Sussexes.

In fact, rather than seeking an apology from Meghan, King Charles has demanded that Prince Harry publicly recant and apologize for their actions.

This demand raises questions about the dynamics within the royal family and the ongoing rift between the Sussexes and the rest of the monarchy.

It appears that even if Meghan were to apologize, it would not grant her access to the family again.

This latest development serves as the catalyst for Meghan's forthcoming tell-all documentary, titled “Unforgiven.”

The documentary aims to shed light on Meghan's side of the story, potentially revealing new information.

However, it remains uncertain which network will pick up the documentary, as no official announcement has been made yet.

Curiously, the IMDB page for the coronation only lists Archie and Lily, Meghan and Harry's children.

This raises three intriguing questions.

Firstly, did Meghan add their names herself?

It seems unlikely that the palace would allow such information to be tampered with, considering the potential for mischievous additions.

Secondly, why is Prince Harry absent from both the coronation and the documentary?

Is he on the verge of apologizing to his family?

Lastly, have the Sussexlets been included on the IMDB page without proper permission?

Adding to the mystery, “Unforgiven” is set to release on January 23rd or sometime in January 2023.

The quick turnaround time raises eyebrows and prompts speculation about Meghan's intentions.

With no network seemingly ready to air it, some wonder if she plans to upload it on platforms like Instagram or YouTube.

Will the documentary contain new allegations of palace racism, such as Meghan being forced to dress as a maid?

Moreover, why is this release happening so swiftly?

Is it an attempt to preemptively counter an impending dossier from the palace?

Amidst all these questions, one thing is clear: Meghan Markle has been keeping busy.

Besides “Unforgiven,” there are rumors circulating that she is planning to launch her own houseware and beauty brand.

Speculation arises from a beauty gossip Instagram account known for breaking news on upcoming releases.

Meghan's close relationship with makeup artist Daniel Martin and her collaborations with Vicky Tsai suggest that she may be venturing into the world of QVC.

Daniel Martin, a renowned makeup artist, gained significant recognition after working with Meghan.

Prior to their collaboration, he was relatively unknown to the public, despite having worked with A-list celebrities like Jessica Alba.

When Meghan faced intense backlash, Martin defended her during an emotional interview with Gayle King.

This incident marked the beginning of King's alignment with the Sussex squad.

Furthermore, there have been discussions about airing the conversation between Prince Harry and Prince William following the Sussexes' interview with Oprah.

Gayle King, who has become an ardent supporter of Meghan and Harry, has been at the center of these discussions.

It is worth noting that King made controversial comments about Prince Philip's passing and even made a sexist gaffe directed at Princess Anne.

As we enter 2023, Meghan Markle's story continues to captivate and divide royal followers worldwide.

Her journey has been filled with unexpected twists and turns, garnering both praise and criticism.

With “Unforgiven” on the horizon, it remains to be seen how Meghan will navigate the challenges ahead and what revelations her documentary will bring.