Meghan and Prince Harry have once again found themselves at the center of yet another episode of Sussex drama, courtesy of Hugh Grosvenor's wedding invitation debacle.
It seems Meghan's PR team is working overtime to craft a story that could rival hitting the jackpot on a slot machine in terms of eye-rolling absurdity. The Sussexes' statement suggesting that Prince Harry and Meghan Markle might dodge an upcoming royal wedding to avoid an awkward encounter with Prince William is nothing short of comical.
Tom Quinn, often regarded as a mouthpiece for the Sussexes, announced that Meghan and Harry might skip the June wedding of Hugh Grosvenor, the seventh Duke of Westminster. This wedding promises to be a significant event in the royal calendar, as Hugh Grosvenor is set to tie the knot.
Tom Quinn has spoken to the Daily Mirror, suggesting that Prince William is expected to attend the ceremony in Chester, where Grosvenor, also known as the Godfather to Prince George, will exchange vows. Quinn claims that Harry and Meghan won't be in attendance, citing awkwardness and other reasons. Harry allegedly declined the invitation, expressing concerns about the potential discomfort of the situation. Meanwhile, Meghan has supposedly insisted that she won't attend either.
However, sources close to the situation paint a different picture. It's reported that the Duke of Westminster did not extend an invitation to Harry and Meghan in the first place. Regardless of any spin Meghan might put on the situation, it's evident that they won't be welcomed at any royal or aristocratic function in the future due to their perceived hateful behaviors and attitudes.
Furthermore, Hugh Grosvenor's exclusion of Harry and Meghan from his wedding is significant, given his close relationship with the couple. Not only is he a trusted friend to Harry, but he's also the godfather to their son, Prince Archie. His decision to exclude them sends a clear message that they are no longer welcome within certain social circles. It's a symbolic rejection that Harry, once a prince with a country, will undoubtedly understand as he navigates his newfound status as an outsider among his peers.
