Meghan To Harry: 'I Won't Be Humiliated' By Royals

Meghan Markle has reportedly drawn a firm line regarding interactions with Prince Harry's family, announcing their decision to spend the upcoming Christmas holidays with her mother, Doria Ragland, in the United States. This stance comes as the Royal Family continues to keep a distance from Meghan and Harry, even following their return to the UK. Sources indicate that Meghan delivered a four-word warning to Harry, stating "I won't be humiliated," when he suggested staying in Britain for the holidays. This decision is seen as a preventive measure to avoid embarrassment from the possibility of not receiving an invitation.

Despite Prince Harry's reported disappointment and attempts to persuade Meghan to remain in Britain, the Duchess of Sussex prioritized avoiding potential slights. Her decision allows the family to bypass the tensions that might arise from an unconfirmed or unwelcome invitation to traditional royal festivities. Meghan has been maintaining contact with her mother and friends in Montecito, and the couple retains their home there, which serves as a comfortable base. Reports suggest Prince William was also considering not attending traditional celebrations if the Sussexes were invited, adding another layer to the family's strained dynamics.