Title: Harry and Meghan’s Christmas Snub: A Tale of Royal Insults and Hypocrisy

The Duke and Duchess of Hypocrisy are furious over Charles' Christmas insult?

Well, that's rich.

If anybody should be insulted, it's the royal family.

Hello and a very warm welcome to Kate Middleton and the Queen.

As we know, Harry and Meghan really wanted to come for Christmas at Sandringham.

They probably needed to gather more material to sell to Netflix, and they were planning on wearing discreet recording devices.

But unfortunately, the King didn't grant them permission.

And now, according to Star Magazine, Harry and Meghan are seething over Charles' Christmas insult.

It's right there on the cover.

So let's delve into what has stirred their anger and why they believe they have the right to be upset with Charles.

It seems that their fury stems from the fact that Andrew and Fergie were allowed to attend the family Christmas gathering, while Harry and Meghan had to celebrate with Doria in Montecito.

The details of Harry and Meghan's Christmas Day remain unknown.

Perhaps one day, we will learn the truth.

It could be an exaggerated account or a candid depiction of the whole affair's pathos.

The headline reads, “Harry and Meghan, the final slap,” implying that they have been placed on the royal naughty list while black sheep Prince Andrew and his ex, Sarah Ferguson, were welcomed into the fold.

However, it's crucial to remember that despite all his faults, Andrew did not attack the royal family in the same manner as Harry and Meghan.

Although I've expressed my reservations about Prince Andrew in the past, I believe he has shown moral corruption through his actions and has taken advantage of young girls.

Nevertheless, he hasn't publicly criticized the family to the extent that Harry and Meghan have.

As for Fergie, she has had a challenging year, having been diagnosed with breast cancer.

Despite occasionally making a fool out of Andrew, she has never publicly attacked the monarchy.

In fact, she has always shown respect towards King Charles and the late Queen Elizabeth.

Fergie and Andrew's personal problems garner attention, reflecting poorly on the rest of the family.

However, they have refrained from openly expressing as much negativity towards the family as Harry and Meghan.

Prince Andrew has faced consequences for his actions.

He is no longer a working royal and cannot serve the monarchy in any official capacity.

Essentially, he remains a member of the family but must maintain a low profile.

King Charles, known for his forgiving nature, has expressed his desire to protect one another in his Christmas speech.

It is reasonable for him to forgive his brother, Prince Andrew, and even Fergie, given their personal struggles.

The details of their reconciliation are private matters that do not concern us.

Interestingly, Harry and Meghan did not appreciate King Charles' gesture of goodwill towards Andrew.

According to an insider who spoke with Star Magazine, this is seen as another slight against the Sussexes.

Harry seems to share this sentiment as they were the only family members absent.

However, it's perplexing that Harry and Meghan fail to recognize the stark contrast between their behavior and that of Prince Andrew.

While Prince Andrew's actions may be unsavory, limited to poor choices in friends and a need for better self-control, Harry and Meghan's transgressions are far more severe.

They have attempted to single-handedly dismantle the monarchy, while Andrew was simply driven by his desires.

Harry needs to understand that forgiveness requires remorse and a genuine willingness to change.

Prince Andrew seems to have taken these steps, although we are unaware of the conversations between him and King Charles.

Meghan, on the other hand, seems unlikely to change, and therefore, forgiveness may not be warranted.

Reports suggest that William was also displeased with Andrew's inclusion at Christmas.

William has long been cautious and has urged Charles to exercise caution regarding Andrew.

This concern is understandable as William is worried about the monarchy's future and wishes to avoid further scandals.

Andrew's association with Jeffrey Epstein does not reflect well on the royal family, as evidenced by the recent list of individuals linked to Epstein.

Andrew's lack of recognition of his wrongdoing could indicate either entitlement or being used as a scapegoat to protect more powerful figures.

However, it's worth noting that this was a private family event, not a public affair.

It was Christmas, for heaven's sake.

The citizens of the UK and the Commonwealth do not have the right to dictate who can attend private family gatherings.

Reinstating Prince Andrew as a working royal would warrant protests, but including him in a family occasion seems reasonable.

In fact, Harry should be grateful that Andrew and Fergie were included.

It could signify a path towards reconciliation for him as well.

If Harry can find a way to make peace with his father, King Charles, he may also be invited to future family Christmases.

As long as King Charles is alive, he holds more sway over the guest list than William.

The king likely weighed Harry and Meghan's intentions against Andrew's when making his decision.

Harry and Meghan sought to repair their damaged image and return to the family fold after a challenging 2023.

Their desire to project themselves as focused and dedicated to their work may not have been reason enough for the king to extend an invitation.

What are your thoughts on Harry and Meghan's reported fury and feelings of insult due to their exclusion from King Charles' Christmas gathering?

Do they have a legitimate reason to feel that way?

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