Prince Charles Heartbroken as Meghan’s Shocking Plot Revealed: Harry Refuses to Attend Memorial Service

Prince Charles is reportedly devastated by the fact that he has not yet met his granddaughter, Lilibet, according to royal expert Nick Bullen.

His hopes were further dashed when Prince Harry decided against returning to the UK for Prince Philip's memorial service.

While Charles and his wife, Camilla, Duchess of Cornwall, engaged in royal duties, Harry's absence at the memorial service was confirmed by his spokesperson.

The reason behind his absence was not provided, but it is believed to be related to his ongoing legal battle against the Home Office regarding reduced police protection for the Sussexes during their visits to the UK.

Harry's legal representative previously stated that the Prince desires for his children to visit the UK, but he feels unsafe given the current circumstances.

As a result, Charles will have to wait even longer before meeting his granddaughter in person.

The tension between the Sussexes and the rest of the royal family has left the Prince of Wales incredibly saddened.

However, there may be hope for reconciliation during the Platinum Jubilee celebrations in June, which will honor the Queen's 70-year reign.

The four-day bank holiday celebration, scheduled from June 2 to June 5, will feature a service of thanksgiving at St Paul's Cathedral and a special live concert at Buckingham Palace.

This event could provide an ideal backdrop for the family to come together.

Mr. Bullen suggests that if Harry and Meghan attend the Jubilee to support the Queen, it would be a significant moment for everyone involved.

He believes that the occasion will require everyone to behave well and play nicely, given its importance to the Queen.

Meghan Markle and Prince Harry have not returned to the UK together since relocating to the US.

With plans underway for the Queen's Platinum Jubilee, speculation has arisen regarding their potential visit.

Omid Scobie, a royal biographer and author of the controversial book “Finding Freedom,” argues that their appearance at the Queen's Jubilee could be crucial in helping the royal family move on from the fallout following the Oprah Winfrey interview.

During the interview, Meghan and Harry made various accusations against the royal family, including an alleged comment about Archie's skin color made by an unnamed member.

Since then, the couple has had limited contact with their family and has not introduced their daughter, Lilibet, to the Queen.

However, the Queen's Jubilee festivities present an opportunity for reconciliation.

Speaking on a royal-themed podcast, Omid Scobie suggested that Meghan and Harry's presence would be beneficial for the royal family's image, especially after the controversies surrounding Prince Andrew.

While supporters of the royals may not necessarily support the Sussexes, Scobie believes that seeing them alongside other members of the royal family would help mend the unanswered questions raised during the Oprah interview.

However, given the reportedly strained relationship between Harry, Meghan, and the royals, it remains uncertain whether they will seize this opportunity for reconciliation.