Everything still seems very complicated between the British royal family and Prince Harry. Although he was invited to the coronation of his father, King Charles III, no real improvement has been reported between the two parties. Harry had made the trip although the coronation fell on Archie’s birthday, his eldest son. He had thus left England directly after the ceremony in order to be able to put his son to bed on his birthday.
While there were no signs of animosity when he came, the relationship between the Sussexes who would be in the red and the British crown, however, still does not seem to be in good shape. Witness the new ‘non-reaction’ of Prince Harry who did not wish the birthday of his mother-in-law already grieved, Queen Camilla, this Monday, July 17. An oversight, voluntary or not, which was obviously badly perceived.
Prince Harry made his displeasure clear
The Daily Express reported the words of Kara Kennedy, journalist for the political magazine The Spectator, who was offended on the set of GB News: “I think that’it is rude not to honor birthdays. This is all the more rude as the Royal Family always go out of their way to celebrate not only Meghan and Harry’s birthday, but also the children’s.”she said, taking the side of the royal family.
That said, Prince Harry’s silence would be none other thana response to the British crown. Indeed, she chose to keep silent first on June 21, when Princess Lilibet celebrated her second birthday. On her first birthday, little Lilibet she had received a message from her paternal grandparents and even from Kate and William, but it happened before the broadcast of the mini-documentary series Harry & Meghan on Netflix. The added silences of the two parties put a little more emphasis on the complexity of their current relationship.