King Charles and Prince William Have ‘Set a Marker’ by Snubbing Prince Harry on His Birthday

The rift between King Charles III and his son, Prince Harry, appears to be unbridgeable, with the King and Prince William snubbing Harry on his birthday on Friday.

None of the royal family’s social media accounts wished Harry a happy birthday, despite the fact that they had done so in previous years. The omission was seen as a deliberate snub by many, and it is further evidence of the growing distance between Harry and his family.

The snub comes after a series of events that have strained the relationship between Harry and the royal family, including his decision to step back from his royal duties and move to the United States with his wife, Meghan Markle. Harry and Meghan have also made a number of public allegations against the royal family, which have further damaged the relationship.

Royal experts say that the snub on Harry’s birthday is a sign that the rift between him and his family is deep and that it is unlikely to be healed anytime soon. They also say that the snub is a “marker” that has been set by King Charles and Prince William, and that it is a clear message to Harry that he is no longer a part of the inner circle of the royal family.

“The rift is unbridgeable,” said one royal expert. “King Charles and Prince William have set a marker. They have made it clear that Harry is no longer a part of their family.”

The snub on Harry’s birthday is likely to have a significant impact on his relationship with his family. It is also likely to fuel speculation about the future of the royal family, particularly given the fact that King Charles is now in his 70s.

It remains to be seen whether Harry and the royal family will be able to repair their relationship. However, the snub on Harry’s birthday is a clear sign that the rift between them is deep and that it is unlikely to be healed anytime soon