The plot took an unexpected turn with the release of Omid Scobie’s latest dramatic tome, “Tom Endgame”, which revealed the private and secret correspondences between the Sussexes and the royal family. If Meghan and Harry thought this would be their ticket back into the royal fold, they were sorely mistaken. The book, filled with shocking details, only deepened the rift between the rebellious couple and the company. Just as the world was looking forward to a heartwarming Christmas reunion, everything came crashing down.

King Charles and Prince William, hesitant to trust Meghan and Harry after their relentless attacks on the royal family, have rejected the couple’s plea for reconciliation. It appears that the wounds inflicted by the Sussexes, both through direct and indirect attacks on the company, are still fresh, leaving the royal family reluctant to extend an olive branch. Some royal experts have advised the couple to move away from their narrative, warning that they are only making headlines because of their continued claims about the royal family. However, this advice appears to fall on deaf ears as Meghan and Harry continue to navigate the delicate line between seeking redemption and perpetuating their narrative of victimhood.

An intriguing prospect that has emerged suggests that Meghan could be the puppeteer behind this grand charade. Speculation persists that she does not want Harry to return to the UK, despite the duo’s loneliness and desire to follow British traditions. Is Meghan the driving force behind their continued estrangement from the royal family, or is this just another facet of their carefully curated public image?

In the midst of this turmoil, King Charles III took center stage with his Christmas Day message, and it was quite a message indeed. The 75-year-old monarch, in a not-so-subtle gesture, appeared to be teaching his wayward son, Prince Harry, a lesson. His speech, broadcast on BBC 1, praised the beloved royals, highlighting the charitable efforts of Prince William, Princess Kate and their three children. What was striking was the distinct absence of any mention of Harry, Meghan or their children in King Charles’ festive speech. It appears that the wounds caused by their departure in 2023, combined with the fire reignited by Omid Scobie’s explosive book, have prevented the royal family from acknowledging their presence.

This isn’t the first time the Sussexes have been excluded from royal festivities. Last year, they were notably absent from the King’s Speech, marking their first Christmas without Queen Elizabeth II. While the rest of the royal clan gathered at Sandringham, Meghan and Harry spent Christmas at their Montecito home, a tradition they have continued since 2018.