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Heartbroken King Charles Separated from Grandchildren Amid Royal Family Drama

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King Charles III’s decision not to invite Prince Harry and Meghan Markle to Christmas at Sandringham has been explained. According to the Mirror, royal expert Ingrid Seward shared the reasons behind it. 

“King Charles would have loved to see his grandchildren, Archie and Lilibet,” Seward said. However, she added that inviting Harry and Meghan might have made things uncomfortable for the rest of the family. 

“To avoid awkwardness, no official invitation was sent,” Seward explained. Instead, Harry and Meghan were reportedly offered a different option. “They were invited to spend Christmas at Althorp with Harry’s uncle, Earl Spencer, but chose to stay in California,” she said. 

Meghan reportedly wants to create special holiday memories for their children at home. She believes it’s important for Archie and Lilibet to enjoy traditions like leaving carrots for the reindeer during Thanksgiving and Christmas. 

Harry and Meghan’s absence from Sandringham reflects ongoing tensions within the royal family. While King Charles hoped to reconnect with his grandchildren, the potential stress their presence might cause other family members influenced the decision. 

By focusing on their own family traditions in California, Harry and Meghan continue to highlight the physical and emotional distance from the royal family. Meanwhile, King Charles faces the challenge of balancing family relationships and the responsibilities of royal life. 

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