Harry and Meghan Excluded from King Charles’ Birthday Celebration

King Charles' 75th birthday is fast approaching, but it appears that Meghan Markle and Prince Harry will not be in attendance.

According to a Royal Insider, the Sussexes have burned all bridges with their return to the palace and will only visit the UK for state occasions, excluding family events.

Former Royal Butler Paul Burrell, speaking on behalf of Slingo, stated that Harry is expected to return to the UK only for state occasions and charity events organized by himself.

However, Burrell mentioned that if the King were to pass away, Harry would be obligated to attend.

Regarding the possibility of Harry and Meghan being invited to the family event, Burrell posed a dilemma for the Royal Family.

Should they invite them and risk potential fallout, or should they not invite them and still face the consequences?

Burrell believes that all avenues to the Sussexes have been blocked, and there is no way back unless Harry returns for his own charitable events.

He speculates that unless it is a significant state occasion, Harry will not attend as the King and Prince William feel personally betrayed by him.

Burrell further emphasized that the King's death would be an occasion that Harry must attend as it is his father.

However, he clarified that the coronation last year was not a family event but rather a state one.

Therefore, while Harry may attend state occasions, private events are off-limits for him.

Burrell concluded that the Sussexes are not invited nor welcome due to their own actions.

Meanwhile, King Charles has overshadowed his son Harry with his impressive appearance at the French Senate, just days after the Duke concluded the Invictus Games.

During his three-day state visit to France with Queen Camilla, the new monarch captivated hearts with his fluent French while delivering speeches.

In contrast, Harry struggled with German during the Invictus Games.

An expert analyzing body language compared the King with his youngest son, noting that Charles outshone Harry with his command of French.

According to body language expert Judy James, Charles is fluent in several languages, including French, and has delivered speeches in French before.

She attributed his success to his ability to thrive in the spotlight and adopt a French persona, thanks to his suppressed acting talent.

In contrast, James criticized Harry for his comedic denial gestures, such as grimaces and eye rolls, while attempting German phrases at the Invictus Games.

In conclusion, it seems that Harry and Meghan will not be present at King Charles' upcoming birthday celebration.

Their strained relationship with the Royal Family has led to their exclusion from family events, leaving them only to attend state occasions and charitable events organized by Harry himself.

Meanwhile, King Charles has impressed with his linguistic abilities, particularly his fluency in French, which outshone Harry's struggles with German.

The differences in their performances highlight the contrasting dynamics between the two.