The ongoing saga of Prince Harry and Meghan Markle continues, resembling a never-ending soap opera with the couple perpetually at the center of the storm. This time, the drama revolves around a wedding, and the pair is attempting to shape the narrative.
A new character, Kate Manzy, has emerged in this intricate tale. According to the grapevine, she is yet another secret Harry fan who appears whenever there is a whiff of drama. Reports suggest that the Duke of Westminster had a civilized conversation with Harry over the phone. The Duke allegedly excluded the Sussexes from the wedding to avoid any awkward encounters with senior royals.
However, sources close to Harry claim that he chose to withdraw himself after recognizing the challenges of his attendance. A classic Harry move, isn't it?
Imagine traveling all the way from California for a wedding—quite the journey. Although Harry was reportedly invited, he conveniently agreed to stay away. To set the record straight, Harry was never on the guest list for this wedding. Nobody wants him or his wife there. If you've been following the buzz, you'll notice it's always about Harry. They somehow manage to make everything about themselves, don't they?
The latest reports suggest that the Duke of Westminster's diplomacy cleared the way for Prince William to step in as an usher at the wedding. They claim that Harry decided not to attend, and suddenly, William assumes a prominent role. It seems they're trying to control the narrative. Journalists often expose themselves as secret Harry fans, and it's almost comical.
Family weddings are supposed to bring people together, but it's rather sad when you consider how much Prince Harry has sacrificed for the love of one woman. Meanwhile, Prince William will dutifully represent the senior members of the British monarchy as an usher.
According to whispers, Harry and Meghan plan to send gifts and flowers as a celebratory gesture. However, there's a twist: The Duke of Westminster might ban their gifts and flowers. Recall the wreath they sent for Prince Philip's funeral, which was highly publicized and reportedly upset Her Majesty the Queen. To avoid stealing the limelight, any gifts or flowers they send won't be publicly displayed.
Royal author Richard Fitzwilliams commented on the situation, stating that regardless of the true reason for Harry's non-attendance, it highlights the deteriorating relationship between the brothers. He mentioned that in any normal circumstances, Harry, Meghan, and William would all be present at this society wedding. Hugh Grosvenor, the Duke of Westminster, is an old friend of Harry's, godfather to both Prince George and Archie, and attended Harry and Meghan's wedding.
The wedding will be attended by many friends Harry hasn't seen since moving to America, emphasizing the growing rift between Harry and William. This self-imposed exile can be very lonely, and this wedding exemplifies the price Harry has to pay. Fitzwilliams speculates that Harry might privately regret not attending, as Hugh is a very special friend.
