Earlier this week it was revealed that Prince Harry and Meghan Markle could also be jetting to the UK to spend Christmas with the Royal Family for the primary time in five years.
But not so fast — one expert says reports of a royal reunion are overblown.
“Sadly, reconciliation will not be an option for the Windsors and Harry any time soon,” royal biographer Emily Andrews declared in an interview with Woman Magazine, picked up by The Mirror.
Royal watchers were full of excitement after a source told The Telegraph last Sunday that Harry and Markle can be “highly unlikely” to show down the prospect to spend the vacations with the Windsors.
That report got here after Harry had a “polite and warm” phone call together with his dad, King Charles, on Nov. 14 to mark the monarch’s seventy fifth birthday, suggesting that the prince’s frostiness towards his family was finally thawing.
But Andrews says Harry remains to be estranged from his big brother, Prince William, who wouldn’t allow him to be present at Christmas.
“The painful rift between [Harry and his estranged brother Prince William] has hardened,” she stated. “The betrayal still brisker than ever, an excessive amount of for even Christmas to heal.”
For now, it seems, the Sussexes can be staying put within the US, celebrating Christmas at their mansion in Montecito.
Meanwhile, one insider recently told the Day by day Mail that Harry and Markle were desperate to be welcomed back into the royal fold.
“It seems as in the event that they are really doubling down on their reconciliation strategy,” the source said to the publication after Harry’s phone call with Charles.
“It begs the query, why now?” the insider added. “Could it’s that they’ve realized moaning about how awful being a member of the royal family is, isn’t such a terrific strategy in any case?”
The scuttlebutt added that it was “bizarre” for the Sussexes to think they may just “waltz back in and permit bygones to be bygones if only someone can be adequate to ask them.”
Harry and Markle moved to California in 2020, and have released a slew of projects detailing their struggles with royal life, including his memoir, “Spare,” and their Netflix doc, “Harry & Meghan.”
In his memoir, Harry penned a mess of explosive anecdotes about his family, causing their rift to further deepen.
Harry portrayed William as his “arch-nemesis” within the autobiography.
He also alleged that he was left bruised after the Prince of Wales flung him to the ground following a fight they’d two months before he and Markle left the royal family.
The Duke of Cambridge reportedly called the previous actress “difficult,” “rude” and “abrasive” on the time.
Earlier this week it was revealed that Prince Harry and Meghan Markle could also be jetting to the UK to spend Christmas with the Royal Family for the primary time in five years.
But not so fast — one expert says reports of a royal reunion are overblown.
“Sadly, reconciliation will not be an option for the Windsors and Harry any time soon,” royal biographer Emily Andrews declared in an interview with Woman Magazine, picked up by The Mirror.
Royal watchers were full of excitement after a source told The Telegraph last Sunday that Harry and Markle can be “highly unlikely” to show down the prospect to spend the vacations with the Windsors.
That report got here after Harry had a “polite and warm” phone call together with his dad, King Charles, on Nov. 14 to mark the monarch’s seventy fifth birthday, suggesting that the prince’s frostiness towards his family was finally thawing.
But Andrews says Harry remains to be estranged from his big brother, Prince William, who wouldn’t allow him to be present at Christmas.
“The painful rift between [Harry and his estranged brother Prince William] has hardened,” she stated. “The betrayal still brisker than ever, an excessive amount of for even Christmas to heal.”
For now, it seems, the Sussexes can be staying put within the US, celebrating Christmas at their mansion in Montecito.
Meanwhile, one insider recently told the Day by day Mail that Harry and Markle were desperate to be welcomed back into the royal fold.
“It seems as in the event that they are really doubling down on their reconciliation strategy,” the source said to the publication after Harry’s phone call with Charles.
“It begs the query, why now?” the insider added. “Could it’s that they’ve realized moaning about how awful being a member of the royal family is, isn’t such a terrific strategy in any case?”
The scuttlebutt added that it was “bizarre” for the Sussexes to think they may just “waltz back in and permit bygones to be bygones if only someone can be adequate to ask them.”
Harry and Markle moved to California in 2020, and have released a slew of projects detailing their struggles with royal life, including his memoir, “Spare,” and their Netflix doc, “Harry & Meghan.”
In his memoir, Harry penned a mess of explosive anecdotes about his family, causing their rift to further deepen.
Harry portrayed William as his “arch-nemesis” within the autobiography.
He also alleged that he was left bruised after the Prince of Wales flung him to the ground following a fight they’d two months before he and Markle left the royal family.
The Duke of Cambridge reportedly called the previous actress “difficult,” “rude” and “abrasive” on the time.
