Prince George’s eleventh birthday should have been a day filled with joy, cake, and perhaps a spirited game of polo—typical activities for a royal child.

However, the celebration took an unexpected turn when King Charles announced a significant title for young George, igniting a royal controversy that overshadowed the festivities.

While the birthday boy likely struggled to grasp the weight of his new title, across the ocean in Montecito, Uncle Harry was reportedly grappling with feelings of jealousy and regret.

Sources close to the situation reveal that Harry felt more isolated than ever, akin to a corgi at a cat show.

The realization that his children, Archie and Lilibet, remain unaware of their royal cousins has hit him hard.

It seems that Harry had envisioned himself as the “cool uncle,” the one who could offer sage advice away from parental scrutiny.

Yet, his recent decisions to air family grievances on global platforms have left him in a precarious position.

Moreover, it appears that Harry misses his bond with Kate, the Princess of Wales.

One can only imagine what a text from him might look like: “Hey, Kate, remember our friendship before I stirred up a media storm?

Fancy a coffee?” His longing for connection is palpable, but whether he will act on it remains uncertain.

Instead of reaching out, Harry seems to be moping in his Californian mansion, possibly sipping on a kale smoothie while reflecting on his choices.

As for Archie and Lilibet, they are growing up in sunny California, blissfully unaware of the royal protocols that shape their cousins’ lives.

They likely view the idea of a palace as nothing more than a luxurious hotel and assume that the royal wave is simply a surfer’s gesture.

Meanwhile, George, Charlotte, and Louis are immersed in the world of royalty, mastering curtsies and bows long before they learn to tie their shoelaces.

This stark contrast in upbringing leaves Harry feeling conflicted.

He made the conscious decision to raise his children outside the royal spotlight, a choice he is entitled to as a parent.

However, it is somewhat contradictory to lament the lack of a connection with the royal family after stepping away from it.

And then there’s Meghan, whose thoughts on this situation remain unspoken.

Given her own reported eagerness to leave the UK, it’s hard to believe she’s pleased to see Harry reminiscing about his past life.

Is she watching him wallow in nostalgia, questioning if she married a prince or someone stuck in the past?

What’s particularly frustrating is the timing of these revelations.

On a day meant to celebrate Prince George, the focus has shifted back to the ongoing saga of Harry and Meghan.

It’s as if they can’t resist stealing the spotlight, even for just one day.

So, what should Harry do?

If I were advising him—which thankfully, I’m not—I’d suggest he take concrete steps toward reconnecting with his family.

If he truly misses them, why not pick up the phone or arrange a visit?

Complaining to the media won’t bridge the gap; actions speak louder than words.

To the royal family—King Charles, Prince William, and Princess Kate—continue to focus on your responsibilities and the next generation of royals.

Don’t let Harry’s emotional turmoil divert your attention from the important work at hand.

And finally, a shout-out to Prince George: Happy birthday!

Amidst the family drama, remember to enjoy your cake and presents.

As you practice your royal wave, keep your head high—you’ve got a bright future ahead.