Recently, Harry's childhood friend Hugh Grosvenor, the Duke of Westminster, tied the knot. It was a big deal in aristocratic circles, with Prince William even attending as an usher. But Harry? Nowhere to be seen. It seems the Growers didn't fancy having that kind of drama at their celebration.
Then there's the Trooping the Colour ceremony, a significant annual event honoring the British monarch's birthday. Despite Harry being the son of King Charles III, both he and Meghan were sidelined again this year, just as they were in 2022. Ouch.
And this is just the tip of the iceberg. Who knows what other privileges and party invites Harry has had revoked since going solo? The royals wasted no time putting the 'un-working royals' in their place.
So, what are Meghan and Harry up to in sunny LA these days? According to experts, they're essentially roaming the streets, hoping for invites to ultra-exclusive events like the Met Gala and the Oscars. Can you imagine these two trying to crash Hollywood's elite parties? It would be quite the spectacle.
Picture Meghan working overtime to strike poses on the red carpet, wearing one of her trademark oversized gowns. Meanwhile, Harry would likely hover around the fringes, awkwardly trying to mingle with A-listers while Meghan steals the spotlight.
If, by some miracle, they managed to snag invites to the Oscars, the cringe factor would be off the charts. Harry fidgeting nervously, Meghan posing excessively for every camera, potentially turning iconic moments into awkward photo ops.
And their aspirations to attend Barack Obama's 60th birthday bash? No invitation in sight. The Obamas probably realized that having the Sussexes around would be a distraction from the celebration.
In reality, Meghan and Harry are finding themselves on the outskirts of Hollywood, grasping for relevance. Their dreams of rubbing shoulders with A-listers and being part of high society seem to be falling flat.
