Traditionally, it has been customary to invite the wider cousinage to royal events. This exclusion stirred some controversy within the royal family. Notably, Lady Davina Windsor, the elder daughter of the Duke and Duchess of Gloucester, was reportedly removed from the guest list by Meghan.
Lady Davina Windsor and her daughter, Senna Lewis, are part of the royal family and in the line of succession. This omission raised eyebrows and caused disappointment among those who felt that longstanding traditions were not being upheld.
Additionally, the wedding guest list featured many celebrities, some of whom had only met the Sussexes once. Notable members of the royal family, such as the Duke of Gloucester, who is a full-time working royal, were left out.
Lady Davina Windsor mentioned that these royals are typically seen at important royal events, including chapel services, trooping the color, and the Queen's funeral. Meghan's choice to prioritize celebrities over some members of the extended royal family was seen by critics as a sign of her social ambitions and a departure from established norms.
In other developments, Meghan Markle is reportedly planning a comeback as a single mother. While she and Prince Harry have not officially announced their separation or divorce, there is speculation that Meghan is preparing for a rebranding.
This includes relaunching her lifestyle blog, "The Tig," which was discontinued after her relationship with Prince Harry became public. Meghan is said to be considering a website launch to coincide with any formal divorce announcement. The focus of her rebranding efforts would revolve around being a single mother and co-parenting. This move has generated mixed reactions, given Meghan's current public image and controversies.
