For the second year in a row, Harry and Meghan were not invited to celebrate Kate Middleton's birthday.
In fact, this weekend she met with friends to celebrate another year of life, but what was most noticeable during this celebration was not the dinner menu or the type of gifts she received, but the great absentees.
British media such as The Daily Express report that Prince Harry and his wife, Meghan Markle (Kate's brothers-in-law), were not invited to celebrate the Duchess of Cambridge's birthday.
It is not an invention. Middleton was caught by the press walking towards the church in Sandringham, where her country house, Anmer Hall, is located, and Harry and Meghan were not in her group.
Many will say that it is logical that they have not been, since they are in Canada, where they spent the end of year holidays, but, according to the British press, this absence at Kate's celebration has done nothing more than corroborate the rumors of that between the Duke and Duchess of Cambridge and Sussex there is no close relationship.
That is not yet confirmed, of course, but what is a fact is that last year, to celebrate Kate Middleton's 37th birthday, there were a couple of royal parties and Harry and Meghan were not invited either.
As Harry himself explained, there is a rift with his older brother.
“We are certainly on different paths right now, but I will always be there for him and, as I know, he will always be there for me. "We don't see each other as much as we used to because we're so busy, but I love him a lot," she told host Tom Bradby a few months ago.
