Prince Harry has denied receiving an invitation to his father King Charles III’s 75th birthday bash, which is set to take place on November 14.
It comes after reports that the Duke of Sussex “snubbed” his father’s invite.
It’s understood that the King is to host an intimate gathering for his 75th birthday, with a host of close family and friends in attendance.
Harry’s spokesperson told The Messenger: “In response to UK media headlines, there has been no contact regarding an invitation to His Majesty’s upcoming birthday.”
A spokesperson for Buckingham Palace declined to comment.
Meanwhile, royal sources told The Sunday Times that Harry had no intention of leaving his wife Meghan Markle and their two children – Archie and Lilibet at home in the US.
Royal expert Angela Levin shared her thoughts with The Sun, on Prince Harry’s persistent absences from family events.
“Harry has made it very clear that he is not complying with anything until his father and his brother have apologised to Meghan,” she said.
“What for? We don’t know.”
“I think the royals are used to it now. It’s not going to spoil his birthday.”
“I think Charles knows that if they did come it would ruin the festivities. Harry would start pointing fingers with ‘when you did this when you did that’.”
The royal expert continued: “I’m sure Charles may be a bit upset that this is yet another chance he is missing to meet his grandchildren.”
“But the problem is that Harry doesn’t want to make amends and doesn’t want to be part of the family – they want to destroy and punish it. What is ridiculous is Meghan and Harry want to hang on for dear life to their titles but yet they want to destroy the monarchy.”
The current estranged dynamics of the Royal Family come after Harry’s bombshell revelations in his memoir, Spare, that was released earlier this year, along with his Netflix documentary, Harry & Meghan.
