Prince Harry and Meghan Markle Embroiled in Christmas Cotswolds Row
Harry favors a UK holiday while Meghan wants California and a reunion with her mother, as the couple weighs school routines and a possible Sandringham invite.
- Prince Harry and the Duchess of Sussex, Meghan Markle, plan to spend Thanksgiving next month and Christmas in December with Meghan's mother, Doria Ragland, according to reports published on Sunday, October 11.
- After six years in the United States, the couple relocated to the United Kingdom from Montecito, California, in August with children Prince Archie, 7, and Princess Lilibet, 5.
- Sources indicate the pair does not anticipate an invitation to Sandringham from King Charles III, with insiders citing potential awkwardness and recent security challenges regarding the children's schooling.
- The Sussexes reportedly intend to follow Ragland's preference for the holidays, with the location remaining flexible depending on whether the family stays in the UK or travels to California.
- Despite their return, the couple maintains they are not resuming royal duties while Meghan manages her lifestyle brand, As Ever, and Harry focuses on planning the next Invictus Games in Birmingham, England, in 2027.
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Six years after turning his back on the monarchy, Prince Harry and his wife Meghan returned to the United Kingdom with the hope of regaining their place there, but as the end-of-year celebrations approached, reunions with the Windsors still do not seem to be on the agenda. So, where will they spend Christmas?
Why Harry and Meghan still won't spend Christmas with the royals after UK return
Prince Harry and Meghan Markle might have moved back to the UK, but there won’t be a royal reunion this Christmas. The royals traditionally gather at King Charles’ Sandringham estate for the holidays, but Harry and Meghan will once again be absent. PEOPLE has confirmed that the Sussexes plan to spend the festive holidays with Meghan’s mother, Doria Ragland, instead. Insiders claim they didn’t expect to be invited to Sandringham despite their UK …
In large families, Christmas is often a delicate matter. But if the head is king of Great Britain and all conflicts are carried out publicly, it will be another corner more difficult. It seems that Prince Harry and Duchess Meghan see that as well.
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Meghan Markle and Prince Harry aren't expecting an invitation to Christmas from the Royal Family and will focus all their attention on one relative instead.
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