King Charles and William Decline Harry’s Meeting Request

In a surprising turn of events, King Charles and Prince William have reportedly declined Prince Harry's request for a meeting.

This news comes as the world prepares to remember Queen Elizabeth II, the longest-reigning monarch of Britain, on September 8th, exactly one year after her passing.

As the late Queen's tribute approaches, Meghan Markle and Prince Harry are expected to seize the opportunity to make their own mark.

Royal commentator Anna McGovern speculates that the couple will likely make the day about themselves, rather than focusing on the significance of the occasion.

McGovern believes that the media will eagerly follow their every move, potentially overshadowing the official gathering meant to honor Queen Elizabeth.

While many members of the royal family plan to spend the summer at the Balmoral Estate, a tradition upheld by the late Queen, the Sussexes have allegedly been denied an invitation.

McGovern's opinion is that Harry and Meghan will exploit any chance they get to draw attention to themselves.

It seems that their actions may not align with the intention of the event, which is to pay tribute to the late Queen.

Interestingly, Prince Harry is scheduled to travel from California to London to attend an event for the charity Wellchild.

This appearance coincides with the charity's celebration of seriously ill youngsters' achievements and resilience.

It is worth noting that the timing of the event, just one day before the anniversary of Queen Elizabeth's passing, appears intentional.

Following this, the Invictus Games will commence on September 9th.

On the actual anniversary date, September 8th, the royal family has no public events planned and will spend the day at Balmoral.

However, the Prince and Princess of Wales, William and Catherine, will visit St David's Cathedral on this day to lead the tributes to the late Queen.

As Prince William is expected to deliver a message, it is likely that he will focus on the future rather than dwell on the past.

The couple will explore the historic church in St David's, the smallest city in the UK.

Sources close to the royal family express that this will be an emotional day for both the family and the people of Britain.

However, they also acknowledge that for some, it will be just another day as life moves forward.

While the poignant anniversary could have been an opportunity for the family to reconcile their differences in memory of the late Queen, sources indicate that relations between Harry, his brother, and his father remain strained.

In a recent YouTube video, Rivers shares insights from a source close to the royal family regarding the Balmoral meeting.

It appears that Harry had requested a meeting, but the royals declined if Markle were to attend.

Similar to the circumstances surrounding the late Queen's passing, none of the three parties were certain if the meeting would take place.

However, it seems that one of them believed it would occur, mostly to inform Harry of the decisions made about him during the family gathering.

Regardless of the actions taken by the Sussexes, it is clear that the British royal family will not publicly acknowledge them or include them in their mourning.

The rift between the family members remains deep, and it seems unlikely that this anniversary will serve as a catalyst for reconciliation.

In conclusion, the world prepares to honor Queen Elizabeth II on the anniversary of her passing, while Prince Harry's request for a meeting with King Charles and Prince William has been declined.

As the Sussexes make their own plans, there is a growing concern that their actions may overshadow the official occasion meant to pay tribute to the late Queen.

The future of the royal family remains uncertain, with relations between Harry, his brother, and his father continuing to deteriorate.