Despite Prince Harry's September reunion with King Charles, he and Meghan Markle remain far from receiving an invitation to the royal family's annual Christmas celebration at Sandringham.
According to former royal butler Paul Burrell, the issue stems from the royals' alleged trust problems with the Sussexes following their many interviews criticizing the Firm.
Burrell also believes that Harry and Markle's presence on Christmas would make the family 'uncomfortable,' as, in his view, there is simply no place for them at Sandringham anymore.
In a conversation with the Daily Express, Burrell revealed that the royal family's annual Christmas celebrations are a private affair, with no need for public attention, something that Harry and Markle's presence would unnecessarily bring.
Addressing the possibility of a potential Christmas invite for Harry and Markle, he said, "That will never happen. I've always said it, and I'll say it again: it will never happen. And the reason is simple—you have to consider the dynamics of everyone living under one roof." He argued that including the Sussexes in that very particular 'soup' of royalty would pave the way for a complete disaster.
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