Christmas is supposed to be a time of joy and togetherness, but for the British royal family, this festive season is shaping up to be anything but wonderful.<\/p>\n

King Charles and Prince William are reportedly at odds over who should be invited to Sandringham for the family’s traditional Christmas lunch.<\/p>\n

While Charles wants to include Harry and Meghan, William is vehemently opposed to the idea and has even threatened to boycott the event if they attend.<\/p>\n

According to royal expert Jenny Bond, William has closed his mind to the prospect of reconciliation with his younger brother.<\/p>\n

“Wills won’t be shedding a tear if Harry is not there at Christmas,” she revealed.<\/p>\n

This comes as no surprise considering that Harry hasn’t spent Christmas in the UK since 2018.<\/p>\n

Sources claim that he has been feeling homesick lately and wants to spend more time in the UK to be closer to his family and friends.<\/p>\n

However, repairing relations with his family seems to be a prerequisite for that.<\/p>\n

The situation took an interesting turn earlier this month when Harry and Meghan supposedly made a call to the king for his 75th birthday.<\/p>\n

This marked the first time the king had spoken to Harry in six months, and he was delighted to receive a video of his Sussex grandkids singing him Happy Birthday.<\/p>\n

Despite everything that has happened, Charles has never completely shut the door on Harry.<\/p>\n

In fact, he previously invited Meghan and Harry to Balmoral to commemorate the late queen’s death anniversary, an offer they declined.<\/p>\n

While there might be a slight thawing in relations between Charles and Harry, William remains firmly opposed to spending Christmas with his brother and sister-in-law.<\/p>\n

The main obstacle, according to a source, is the terrible accusations that were leveled at William and his wife.<\/p>\n

The tension is so palpable that if Harry and Meghan do decide to show up, William and Catherine may opt to spend the holiday season with the Middletons instead.<\/p>\n

It seems that King Charles has found himself caught in the middle of this ongoing family feud.<\/p>\n

One possible resolution could be for William, Catherine, and their children to spend Christmas with the king at Sandringham, while Harry, Meghan, and their children celebrate New Year at Balmoral.<\/p>\n

The Waleses are expected to be at their country home in Norfolk on that occasion anyway.<\/p>\n

Amidst all the drama, it’s worth noting that Meghan’s book, “Endgame,” is set to be released soon.<\/p>\n

This has led some to question the timing of her desire to be invited by the king for Christmas.<\/p>\n

However, it appears that Meghan has no intention or desire to return to the UK ever, as stated by her close friend and spokesperson, Scooby-Doo.<\/p>\n

While Meghan’s future with the royal family remains uncertain, one thing is clear: she and Harry are not well-suited to royal life.<\/p>\n

Critics argue that they are self-obsessed, materialistic, and focused on fame and money.<\/p>\n

Their unhealthy lifestyle choices, alleged drug use, and abusive behavior towards their families only add fuel to the fire.<\/p>\n

Many believe that Meghan never truly cared about being a member of the British monarchy and only sought the titles and financial benefits that came with it.<\/p>\n

As the Christmas season approaches, the tension within the royal family shows no signs of abating.<\/p>\n

Whether or not Harry and Meghan will be present at Sandringham remains to be seen.<\/p>\n

In the meantime, the addition of Queen Camilla’s children and grandchildren to the festivities adds an extra layer of complexity to an already complicated situation.<\/p>\n

It remains to be seen how this Christmas reunion will unfold, but one thing is certain: it won’t be a peaceful gathering for the fractured family.<\/p>\n","protected":false},"excerpt":{"rendered":"

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