Leaks from the palace suggest that Prince Harry's attempts to reach out to King Charles have gone unanswered, possibly indicating a breaking point in the carefully crafted narrative of Meghan Markle.
Reports reveal that Harry made a desperate call to his father upon learning about the eviction from Frogmore Cottage, a wedding present symbolizing royal generosity from the late Queen. Despite Harry's pleas, it seems any demands or attempts to communicate with King Charles have fallen on deaf ears, with Harry's requests for an audience being consistently denied in 2023.
Insider Omit Scobby, known for insights into the Sussexes' lives, sheds light on the lack of communication, emphasizing that Harry's calls and emails remain largely unanswered. The Sussexes have no direct line to King Charles, requiring Harry to request an audience, which, so far, has been consistently denied. The absence of meetings, communication, and invitations back into the fold suggests a significant rift, making it unlikely for them to attend events like funerals.
Recent articles speculating about the Sussexes' relationship with the royal family may be unfounded, as the lack of communication speaks volumes. While Megan strives to maintain the appearance of being in the know, the reality is that there is no direct contact with King Charles, Prince William, or other key members of the royal family. King Charles's actions, such as canceling the Harle at Frogmore and omitting invitations for birthdays or Christmas, convey a clear message.
Prince William's and Princess Katherine's joint appearance at Christmas is seen by experts as a message to Prince Harry and Meghan Markle that the family is complete and does not require their presence. Rumors circulate that Harry desires to return to the UK after three years in exile in the United States, but the unity displayed at Christmas, even including Prince Andrew's ex-wife Fergie, sends a strong signal that the couple is not welcome.
Royal expert Phil Dampier suggests that the appearance highlighted the couple's diminishing popularity, even in America, and the public's growing frustration with their constant complaints. Dampier concludes that occasional charity events or public appearances are insufficient, and the couple needs to do something more positive to regain favor.
