Notably, Meghan is said to have removed Lady Davina Windsor from the guest list. Lady Davina Windsor is the eldest daughter of the Duke and Duchess of Gloucester and holds a place within the royal family and in the line of succession. This decision raised eyebrows and led to a sense that longstanding traditions were not being upheld, which, in turn, sparked unhappiness among certain quarters.
Interestingly, the guest list for the wedding included several famous individuals, some of whom had never met the Sussexes in person. This contrasted with the exclusion of Lady Davina Windsor, a prominent member of the full-time working royal family. She pointed out that these royals are typically seen at significant royal events, including chapel services, Trooping the Colour, and the Queen's funeral.
Critics have interpreted Meghan's choice to prioritize celebrities over some members of the extended royal family as a reflection of her social ambitions and a departure from established norms.
In related news, Prince Harry is reportedly feeling frustrated by the lack of support from Kensington Palace for this year's Invictus Games in Dusseldorf. He had anticipated that at least one member of the royal family, such as King Charles, Prince William, or his cousins Princess Eugenie and Princess Beatrice, would attend to show their support. However, no such support has materialized.
Royal expert Lady Colin Campbell suggests that there's a valid reason behind this silence. She believes that the royals have the right to distance themselves from Harry and Meghan's actions, given the couple's history of making public accusations and allegations against the royal family. Lady Colin Campbell emphasized that endorsing Harry and Meghan's initiatives would also entail endorsing the lies and accusations they've made about the family.
Additionally, Royal expert Richard Fitzwilliams posits that Meghan might be considering writing her own memoir about her experiences with the royal family. This, he believes, could prolong the royal feud, as Meghan's potential memoir would likely garner significant attention and sales, possibly widening the existing rift between the Sussexes and the rest of the royal family.
