Prince Harry declines invite to King Charles III's 75th birthday
Contrary to expectations, Prince Harry will not be in attendance at King Charles III's milestone birthday celebration. It seems that father and son continue to have limited communication.
Those who closely follow the royal family know that Harry's relationship with his family members is, to use a polite term, complicated. Amid the occasional hint at reconciliation among the royals, news outlets continue to report ongoing disagreements within the family.
The question of the Sussex's involvement in royal occasions invariably creates a stir. While Meghan Markle has been increasingly declining UK trips, Prince Harry tries to be present at such functions occasionally.
Prince Harry to miss King Charles III's birthday
The latest news about King Charles III's 75th birthday is quite surprising - that his younger son, Prince Harry, will not be at the grand celebration. The "Daily Mail" reports that Harry, father to Archie and Lilibet, has "declined the invitation" to the Tuesday ceremony at Clarence House in London.
The "Sunday Times" states that Harry and Charles still "don't converse often". According to some sources, the King does not plan to reach out anymore. Recall that a few weeks ago, he personally invited his son to join the commemoration of the first anniversary of Queen Elizabeth II's death, only to be met with rejection. Much has been said about the King's disappointment with how Harry represented Queen Camilla in his autobiography.
