However, sources suggest that there might be disagreements between Meghan and Harry regarding travel during this period. A source on Twitter mentioned that after spending the past five Christmases away from the family, Harry is keen on having a traditional family Christmas. It's worth recalling the Sussexes' decision not to spend Christmas with the Queen in 2019, which raised suspicions of discontent and tensions.
The situation is further complicated by the need for photos of Meghan and Harry walking with the royal family to reaffirm their royal status. It's mentioned that they don't have much else to offer but are unlikely to receive any invitations or ultimatums. The source notes that they arrived with all their electrical equipment when they last visited and had to undergo security checks, which may have deterred Harry, as blending in was challenging.
Harry has been publicly critical of the royal family for years, yet now he seems to desire a return to the traditional royal Christmas celebrations. The prospect of which royal family member would be enthusiastic about rushing back to celebrate the holidays with Harry and Meghan is questioned, given their history of conflicts.
The notion of returning to the UK for Sandringham with their two children for a cozy family holiday with the same people they've had disagreements with appears unlikely. It's recalled that even two months after the incident, they have not taken such a step, despite the potential significance of family photos taken on the way to church, as mentioned in the report.
If Harry wishes to have any chance of reconciling with his family, it's suggested that he should cease acting as if he has something to negotiate, as the royal family doesn't view it that way. Instead, he needs to come clean about everything and comply with King Charles' regulations. Time is of the essence, as the chances of reconciliation might diminish if King Charles were to pass away before any progress is made.
The Sussexes have not shown enthusiasm for any royal family events, whether public or private. Harry was given the option to pay his respects privately at the late Queen's grave, but his presence was leaked to the paparazzi. As a result, the royal family is reluctant to grant them further access, as they fear the Sussexes might exploit even the smallest opportunity for financial gain.
