King Charles Confirms Controversial Christmas Speech: Snubbing and Criticizing Prince Harry & Meghan Markle

It's been a rollercoaster of a year for the so-called Royal relations, with bombshells dropping left and right, shining a spotlight on 'the firm.' But let's be clear, most of what's been said isn't necessarily true. Claims of strained relations between two members of the Royal family, King Charles and the Sussexes, even speculation about a potential Christmas surprise – spoiler alert, that's not true either. The narrative, apparently fueled by Meghan, suggests that Charles is eager to mend fences with his son and daughter-in-law, with the alleged key driving factor being Prince Archie and Lilibet.

With King Charles's Christmas message on the horizon, there's rampant speculation that he may mention the Sussexes in his speech. But hold on, because that's likely wishful thinking. Royal expert Mr. Fitz Simmons surprisingly keeps his head out of the clouds and states the obvious – the Sussexes are unlikely to get a mention. Bravo, Mr. Fitz Simmons, for not buying into the fabricated narrative.

And then we have Mr. Fitz Williams, another Royal expert, who decides to add some fluff to the mix by talking about Omid Scobie. Why on Earth would the King include a mention of Scobie's book that criticized the monarchy? It's as if some people are just pulling things out of thin air. Mr. Fitz Williams goes on to predict that the King's Christmas message will likely focus on his environmental campaigning, especially given concerns about the situation in Gaza. Well, at least that part sounds plausible.

My friends, don't believe everything you hear. The Christmas season is approaching, and the rumors are flying, but it's crucial to separate fact from fiction. Charles may not be indulging in the drama, and frankly, I can't blame him. Classy as always, the King is likely to steer clear of party politics and focus on the continuity that the monarchy provides.

So brace yourselves for a Christmas speech that's more about environmental issues than the supposed drama with the Sussexes. If I were crafting that speech, you bet I'd be talking about the importance of dignity, grace, and leaving the gossip out of the tabloids.