Fight Back: Prince Hassan Bans Harry and Meghan from Queen Elizabeth’s Death Anniversary

Prince Harry may be regretting his attacks on his family for profit, as sources have claimed.

War commentator Katie Nicholl expressed her belief that Harry must be missing his family now more than ever and not returning to the UK for the summer.

Amidst a strained relationship with his father, Harry attempts to explain himself through a heartfelt letter following the fallout from his departure from the royal family and the controversial Oprah Winfrey interview with his wife, Meghan Markle.

Rumors suggest that financial concerns and regret over their decision to step away from royal duties are at the root of the issues.

The relationship between Harry and his father, King Charles, has significantly deteriorated, leaving little hope for forgiveness for the damage caused.

The approaching anniversary of the late Queen's death further complicates the situation, making Harry's efforts to mend fences challenging, especially considering Princess Anne's firm stance against their return.

The nation largely supports the royal family, with many viewing Harry and Meghan's past actions as bullying and disrespectful towards their families.

King Charles will privately commemorate the first anniversary of his accession in Scotland.

The Telegraph reported that the King is expected to spend September 8th in quiet reflection on the Balmoral estate, surrounded by the sweeping scenery of Queen Elizabeth II's beloved highlands.

According to The Telegraph, the royal household and the government have been working closely together on the project, and the committee's membership will be announced before the anniversary of Queen Elizabeth's death on September 8th.

This news comes two weeks after the UK government released a new guide on using Queen Elizabeth's name for memorialization, hinting at a tribute being planned.

The guide notes that careful consideration will be given to the commissioning of an official national memorial to Queen Elizabeth II.

Princess Anne is reportedly taking every step carefully to ensure the perfect memorial service for her late mother.

She and King Charles are believed to be keeping Harry and Meghan away from Balmoral this summer.

Princess Anne was skeptical about Meghan fitting in with the firm, according to Lady Colin Campbell, who claimed that Anne championed the idea of not marrying Meghan as she believed she was unsuitable for them, the country, and the job.

CBC also alleged that Princess Anne thought Meghan was flagrantly attention-seeking, which further turned her off.

Most recently, during an interview with Canadian broadcaster CBC, the Princess Royal seemed to make a subtle dig at Harry and Meghan's decision to leave royal life behind.

When asked about King Charles' plans to streamline the monarchy, Princess Anne expressed her disagreement, suggesting that the decision was made when there were still a few more people around, hinting at Harry and Meghan.

In conclusion, Prince Harry finds himself facing the consequences of his actions as he is banned from attending Queen Elizabeth's death anniversary by Prince Hassan.

The strained relationship between Harry and his father, King Charles, continues to deteriorate, making reconciliation seem unlikely.

Princess Anne remains firm in her opposition to Harry and Meghan's return, while the nation largely supports the royal family.

As the anniversary approaches, the royal household and government are working together to plan a memorial service, with Princess Anne taking charge to ensure a fitting tribute to her late mother.