Charles III faced with the absence of Archie and Lilibet during the holidays: His surprising reaction

Within the British royal family, tradition plays a central role, and this year, King Charles III, after a first Christmas without Queen Elizabeth II, is preparing to mark the occasion in a slightly different way. Charles III has made notable changes to the prestigious guest list for Christmas dinner at Sandrigham Castle. For the first time, members of Queen Consort Camilla’s family, including her children Tom and Laura, as well as her grandchildren Gus, Freddie, Eliza, Lola and Louis, will be in attendance. Camilla’s sister will also participate in this celebration. Another notable change is the location of the December 25 feast, which will be held in the Sandrigham Ballroom instead of the traditional Dining Room.

**The absence of Meghan and Harry: reactions and consequences**

The absence of Meghan and Harry: reactions and consequences

On the other hand, key figures from the royal family will be absent for these holidays. These include Meghan Markle, Prince Harry and their children Archie and Lilibet, who have been avoiding the UK for the past few years. This absence provokes various reactions within the monarchy, according to Ingrid Seward, a royal expert. She reports that Charles III would be strangely relieved not to spend Christmas with the Sussexes. “He’s been so busy, even exhausted, that he’s probably a little relieved,” she told Hello! magazine, noting the lack of family tension over the holidays. “At Christmas, when you have a complicated relationship, you walk on eggshells. There won’t be a heavy atmosphere,” she adds. When it comes to seeing her grandchildren, she says Christmas isn’t necessarily the ideal time. So, this setup seems to suit all members of the royal family.

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