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Royal Rift: Harry & Meghan Skip Princess's Carol Service
15 Nov
Summary
- Harry and Meghan reportedly excluded from Princess of Wales's Christmas carol service.
- The service focuses on love, kindness, and community support.
- The Sussexes are planning private holiday celebrations with Doria Ragland.
Westminster Abbey is set to host over 1,600 guests for the Princess of Wales's annual "Together at Christmas" carol service this December, emphasizing themes of love and kindness. However, Prince Harry and Meghan Markle have reportedly not received invitations to the event, scheduled for December 11. This alleged snub intensifies scrutiny on the already fractured relationship between the Sussexes and the wider royal family.
The service, now in its sixth year, is a significant annual occasion for the Princess of Wales, typically drawing a large congregation of royals, celebrities, and community heroes. Last year's event saw attendance from Prince William, their children, and extended family members like the Duchess of Edinburgh and the Middletons. Notable figures from the arts also attended.
Since stepping back from senior royal duties in 2020, Harry and Meghan's relationship with the royal family has remained delicate. Despite their relocation back to Britain in August after six years in California, they are reportedly opting for private, low-key holiday celebrations at home. Meghan's mother, Doria Ragland, is anticipated to join them for the festive season.
