Royal Family Snubbed Prince Archie on His Birthday, Attempted to Make Peace With Prince Harry at Coronation [Report]

According to recent reports, the royal family snubbed Prince Archie, the son of Prince Harry and Meghan Markle, on his second birthday. Several members of the royal family reportedly failed to acknowledge the toddler’s special day, including his great-grandmother Queen Elizabeth II.

The snub came amidst ongoing tension between Prince Harry and the rest of his family, following the “Megxit” scandal which saw Harry and Meghan step back from their royal duties and move to the United States. According to sources, Harry and Meghan were “disappointed” by the lack of acknowledgment for their son’s birthday, and saw it as evidence that the royal family is still holding a grudge.

However, it seems that some members of the family are attempting to make amends. Reports suggest that the Queen has reached out to Harry in an attempt to repair the relationship. The occasion was the upcoming Coronation ceremony in July, which will mark Queen Elizabeth’s 70th year on the throne. Harry has reportedly been invited to attend, and the Queen is said to be hoping that he will use the opportunity to reconcile with his family.

While the invitation has not been confirmed, it is widely believed that Harry will attend the event. His attendance would mark his first return to the UK since the funeral of his grandfather Prince Philip earlier this year. However, it remains to be seen whether the event will be enough to repair the rift between Harry and his family.

Meanwhile, Meghan Markle’s absence from the Coronation ceremony has been a topic of speculation. While the Duchess of Sussex has not been officially invited, some sources have suggested that she was intentionally excluded due to ongoing tension between her and the royal family.

The ongoing drama between Harry, Meghan, and the rest of the royal family has been a topic of much interest in recent years. However, it remains to be seen whether the family will be able to put their differences aside and reconcile. The Coronation ceremony in July may provide some answers, but for now, tensions remain high.