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Royal Rift Deepens: Sussexes Miss Kate's Christmas Event
15 Nov
Summary
- Harry and Meghan reportedly not invited to Kate Middleton's Christmas carol service.
- The event theme is 'love, kindness, and caring for one another.'
- Kate reportedly worried about Sussexes overshadowing her festive plans.
Prince Harry and Meghan Markle have reportedly not received invitations to Kate Middleton's annual "Together at Christmas" carol service. Scheduled for December 11 at Westminster Abbey, the event celebrates "love, kindness, and caring for one another." This reported exclusion follows the Sussexes' return to Britain earlier this year after living in California.
The Princess of Wales is reportedly concerned about potential overshadowing of her Christmas traditions by the Duke and Duchess of Sussex's planned charity engagements. This sentiment is said to stem from worries that the Sussexes might announce their own festive activities in a way that diverts public attention from Kate's cherished event.
Last year's service saw attendance from numerous senior royal family members, including Prince William and their children, alongside celebrities and community figures. Meanwhile, reports suggest Harry and Meghan are arranging their own Christmas celebrations, planning to include Meghan's mother, Doria Ragland, for a private family holiday with their children, Prince Archie and Princess Lilibet.
