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Title: Prince Harry and Meghan Markle’s Absence at Trooping the Colour Raises Eyebrows
Prince Harry and Meghan Markle, the Duke and Duchess of Sussex, have found themselves in a peculiar situation despite receiving open invitations to participate in significant royal gatherings.
The upcoming Trooping the Colour ceremony, a revered tradition dating back centuries, is set to unfold at Buckingham Palace this Saturday in celebration of King Charles' official birthday.
However, conspicuous by their absence are Prince Harry and Meghan Markle, who, according to sources, are unlikely to grace the event with their presence.
In a recent episode of the Daily Mail's Palace Secret podcast, royal correspondent Charlotte Griffiths expressed her sentiments on the matter, painting a poignant picture of Prince Harry's past involvement in such events.
She recounted Meghan Markle's debut at Trooping the Colour, where Prince Harry, with evident pride, guided her on royal protocol while they stood on the balcony of Buckingham Palace.
Griffiths noted a sense of reluctance in envisioning the couple returning to London for this year's festivities, hinting at a palpable detachment from the rest of the royal family.
Despite the open invitation extended to Prince Harry and Meghan Markle for various royal functions, royal editor Richard Eden cast doubt on the likelihood of their attendance.
Eden candidly stated that the couple seemed to grasp the unspoken sentiment of not being particularly welcomed at such gatherings.
He emphasized the prevailing notion within the royal circle that their presence would be unwelcome, asserting that the royal family, in all honesty, harbors little desire to have them around.
The absence of Prince Harry and Meghan Markle at Trooping the Colour has sparked speculation and raised eyebrows within royal circles.
Observers wonder about the underlying reasons for their apparent estrangement from key royal events despite the formal invitations extended to them.
The couple's decision to steer clear of such gatherings suggests a mutual understanding of the prevailing sentiments within the royal fold, where their presence might not be met with enthusiasm.
