Some are still suggesting that Meghan and Harry might receive a New Year's invitation to Balmoral. If King Charles wishes to extend the invitation, good luck to him, but at least they won't be spoiling the Royal Family's Christmas with their presence. Besides, William and Catherine won't be in Scotland post-Christmas, sparing themselves any potential encounters with the troublesome duo.
For Harry, though, it's not as straightforward. Despite his betrayal, he may be looking to mend fences in the future. However, his current life in Southern California appears rather unfulfilling, lacking meaningful work, purpose, or friends. He seems to be clinging to Meghan like a miserable puppy, not in a position to be picky about opportunities, no matter how pathetic, to reconnect with his betrayed family.
Even if Harry somehow makes it back, Meghan is unlikely to get invited, and even if invited, she probably wouldn't attend, unable to stomach the potential humiliation of curtsying to Queen Camilla or, worse, Prince Andrew. Balmoral might be a rerun of the coronation invitation saga, where an invitation arrives but comes stamped with a "Do Not RSVP."
As for the invisible children, the dolls, there may be some sudden illness preventing their travel, forcing Meghan to stay home and care for them. How long this charade can be maintained remains uncertain, but it's evident that artificial and invisible won't be donning any kitty tartans anytime soon.
If Harry does go, he'll likely fly that private jet again for the long haul to Balmoral, accompanied only by his bestie, Pat Malone. Most parents eventually grow into their roles, adjusting their expectations when they have a child. However, Meghan and Harry show no signs of growth or maturation. Their reported developmental timeline for the children's milestones reflects overly rosy parenting ideals, lacking adaptation.
Returning to the UK seems too much for Meghan, given the icy glares she'd likely face at any royal family gathering. The Sussexes may continue their usual routine of indecisiveness regarding invitations and plans, designed to prolong public interest in their antics. Regardless, they'll spend Christmas in Montecito, just the two of them, possibly with dolls, chickens, Meghan's mother, Doria, and Marcus Anderson.
Their happiness should be acknowledged, as they've spent years descending into this situation. Whether it's Christmas, the King's birthday, or any significant event, the family is understandably wary of them. The Royal Family doesn't want Harry around, be it at a big event, a family gathering, or just picking vegetables. Harry has proven himself untrustworthy and burdensome, complaining incessantly without contributing positively.
The peace, happiness, and freedom felt without dealing with Harry's problems are likely reasons the Royal Family isn't excited about his potential return. Harry has become a miserable load to deal with, consistently requiring cover-ups for his actions. Even at Eugenie's wedding, Harry and Meghan couldn't resist stirring chaos, with Meghan announcing her pregnancy at an inappropriate time.
The Royals' hands were tied; they couldn't intervene, having warned Harry about Meghan. The family had no idea how evil Meghan was and what her agenda entailed back then. They hoped the situation would resolve itself, unaware of Megan's true nature.
The question arises: how long will they play this game? Will they allow relentless questions to go unanswered? As the Sussexes lose relevance, what's in store for them? Harry played the game from the moment Meghan announced her pregnancy, making him just as culpable as she is. Regardless, supporting the Royal Family is essential, as we are not responsible for the problems of other family members.
Even if titles are eventually removed and the truth about the children emerges, supporting the Royal Family remains crucial. The relentless questions from the public will persist, but the Royal Family's commitment to their duties and normal lives continues, driving Meghan and Harry to the brink. Regardless of Megan and Harry's hidden agenda, let's stand behind the Royal Family.
