There were no messages posted on William and Catherine's Twitter or Instagram accounts, nor from King Charles and Queen Camilla. The official Royal Family's social media accounts also remained silent on the occasion.
It seems that the royal family is now only acknowledging the birthdays of working members of the family on their official social media platforms.
In contrast to previous years, Meghan's closest celebrity friends, including Serena Williams, did not post birthday wishes for her on social media this time. The change in approach from the royal family and the absence of well-wishes from Meghan's friends are seen as a clear signal that the Sussexes are not welcome in the royal fold anymore.
Additionally, the Sussexes have not been invited to a mass family gathering commemorating Queen Elizabeth, while even the disgraced Prince Andrew and his ex-wife Sarah Ferguson are expected to receive invitations. This further emphasizes the divide between Meghan and the rest of the royal family.
King Charles' stance is evident in his lack of outreach to Harry and Meghan, and it is clear that Meghan is not going to be invited to be near the Wales family again. This decision appears to be fueled by Meghan's past actions, such as her reported desire to have the "spare" (Prince William) released two weeks before the coronation. Her strained relationship with Catherine and alleged bullying of Princess Charlotte have also contributed to the rift.
Despite the upcoming Invictus Games event in Germany next month, which Meghan plans to attend and deliver an emotional speech, it seems unlikely that she and Harry will be invited back to the UK for the commemoration of the late Queen's anniversary. The royal family's silence and apparent exclusion of the Sussexes from family events and gatherings suggest a clear message that they are no longer part of the royal inner circle.
