Archie’s Fourth Birthday Overshadowed by King Charles’ Coronation

Archie, the son of Prince Harry and Meghan Markle, celebrated his fourth birthday on the same day as King Charles' coronation.

However, unlike previous years, the Royal Family's Twitter accounts did not acknowledge Archie's birthday this time.

It is believed that Archie and his sister Princess Lilibet were not invited to the coronation due to their young age.

Instead, the siblings enjoyed a fun-filled intimate birthday party.

Prince Harry was seen leaving London in a hurry to return to California, where the family currently resides.

Surprisingly, no birthday wishes for Archie were sent by any members of the Royal Family, including Harry and Meghan themselves.

Their social media posts were solely focused on King Charles' coronation, although they could have easily added a post acknowledging Archie's birthday.

This lack of recognition may have irked the Sussex duo.

Archie's birthday followed closely after Princess Charlotte's eighth birthday and Prince Louis' fifth birthday, which were celebrated by Catherine and Prince William.

The Mail reported that palace officials felt uncomfortable as they didn't have an up-to-date photo of Archie to accompany his birthday messages on social media.

They had to resort to using photos from his early days or from his official christening.

Sources reveal that Prince Charles has had very limited interaction with his grandson since his birth.

This applies to other members of Harry's family as well, who have only seen Archie a handful of times before the family relocated to the United States.

The situation is described as sad and unfortunate.

A touching moment occurred at Buckingham Palace during a private family gathering following the coronation.

King Charles raised a glass to toast Archie's fourth birthday, paying tribute to the grandson he has had minimal contact with.

The King also acknowledged his other grandchildren, Prince George, Princess Charlotte, and Prince Louis, who played active roles during the coronation ceremony.

Meanwhile, rumors circulate that King Charles is demanding proof of Archie and Lilibet's existence, as they have never been seen by the public.

Some speculate that this year, after the coronation, the truth about their birth via surrogacy will be revealed.

A fan theory suggests that a third party may expose this secret soon.

Various clues have emerged in recent articles, subtly hinting at the unusual circumstances surrounding Meghan's pregnancy and children.

These include Meghan's trip to Africa to advocate for safe birthing practices, alleged references to Archie made by King Charles, a screenshot of Archie shared by a photographer friend, and a birthday post without a proper photo.

Behind the scenes, the palace is strategically planning how to address these speculations.

They are coordinating with journalists or other third parties to reveal the truth in a controlled and respectful manner.

By allowing public speculation to arise through the media, the royal family can then address the issue appropriately.