Prince Harry's brief return to the UK this week for a Service of Thanksgiving at St Paul’s Cathedral marked by notable absence from his family on his father, King Charles' side, as they declined his personal invitation to avoid drama.
Despite extending invitations to his father and brother, Prince Harry found King Charles and Prince William unwilling to attend the event.
During an episode of A Right Royal Podcast, Chris, a royal editor, revealed that Harry had offered tickets to his family for the service, but they declined the offer.
Expressing his opinion on the matter, Chris commented, "I believe it's a significant oversight for the royal family to distance themselves from the event."
He further remarked, "This decision underscores a growing sentiment within both Buckingham Palace and Kensington Palace that Harry has crossed a line in recent years, irreparably damaging the family dynamic."
While lacking support from royal relatives, Harry found solace in the presence of his maternal family members at the service. Princess Diana's brother, Charles Spencer, sister Lady Jane Fellowes, and nephews George McCorquodale, Louis Spencer, and Ned Spencer attended the event, warmly greeting Harry moments before it commenced.
However, a source close to the King shared with DailyMail that King Charles remains affected by the tumultuous claims made by Harry and Meghan against the Royal Family in recent years.
The source disclosed, "The King is still grappling with the fallout from Harry and Meghan's explosive allegations. He desires tranquility in his life and does not wish to be embroiled in further drama."
The sentiments expressed by the source highlight the ongoing strain within the Royal Family caused by the actions of Harry and Meghan.
