Meghan Markle and Prince Harry, the Duke and Duchess of Sussex, have been spending their Christmas holidays in America for the past few years since they stepped back from the Royal Family in 2020.
Meghan Markle and Prince Harry, the Duke and Duchess of Sussex, might be considering spending Christmas with the Royals in the UK, despite their ongoing feud.
Relationship expert Kate Mansfield shared her thoughts with The Mirror, saying: “As is the case for many of us at Christmas, the desire for family time and unity is strong and so it makes sense that Meghan and Harry might get caught up in this fantasy idea of a family Christmas in the UK, but the reality of the situation is that there is much animosity between them and the rest of the family, and if it is true that there is actually no invite, that sounds pretty painful.”
She also suggested that Prince Harry might find it difficult to be around his brother, Prince William, due to their ongoing feud.
Adding that: “Sweeping issues under the carpet and then hoping for the best is usually a disaster, and this would certainly be the case between Harry and William, given their recent disagreements.”
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Relationship expert Louella Alderson agreed with her. She explained: “It would likely be difficult for Harry to be around his brother, Prince William, after their strained relationship, especially during a holiday gathering.
“There appear to still be unresolved issues and hurt feelings between the two brothers that could make it challenging for them to spend time together in a festive setting.”
“New rumours and information are continually coming out about their difficult relationship, which is likely adding fuel to the fire and making it more challenging for them to reconcile.
“It may take time and effort on both sides for their relationship to heal, but it’s certainly possible in the future if they are willing to work through their issues.”