As expected by many, a source confirmed Prince Harry, 40, and Meghan Markle, 43, have not been invited to spend Christmas with the royal family at Sandringham in Norfolk. Instead, the duo could be set to "totally snub" the monarchy and spend the festive season with another branch of their extended families.

Since stepping down from their royal duties in 2020, Harry and Meghan have routinely been cut from royal events. The couple did not receive an invite to Trooping the Color, an annual celebration of the reigning monarch’s birthday, for the second time in a row this year, per Harper’s Bazaar.

The Royal Family enjoy a long held tradition on Christmas eve, says a source, which is a black tie dinner. The evening is hosted by Charles and Camilla with the extended family joining at Sandringham in Norfolk.

Prince Harry and Meghan Markle haven't received an invitation to join the royal family for their traditional holiday at Sandringham for Christmas this year, according to a report.

The royals aren't any closer to mending fences with Prince Harry and Meghan Markle. According to a source who spoke to People, the couple didn't receive an invitation for Christmas in Sandringham, which is hosted every year by King Charles.

Meghan Markle is gearing up for the release of her culinary series for Netflix, and royal experts believe the Duchess of Sussex's project will surpass Prince Harry's new show, POLO. "Meghan's cookery program will have a lot of viewers.

"When the Duchess of Sussex described my engagement interview with her and Harry as an 'orchestrated reality show,' I was unsure how to interpret it."

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Meghan Markle and Prince Harry are rumored to be separating professionally, but the couple could be making choices as a team behind closed doors. "When they're together, there's headlines that Meghan is too controlling or trying to be the star of the show,