Tensions are high after Meghan Markle's daughter Lilibet's christening sparked family controversy. Amid controversial footage of Meghan allegedly vomiting blood during an accident at her christening, new evidence has surfaced that she was using a doll to represent Lillies. This has led to speculation that other witnesses question the existence of the Sussexes' biological children.
The Sussexes' gardener said there were no other guests at the christening because Meghan reportedly used a doll instead of a real baby. This sparked controversy, raised questions about the children's authenticity, and led to rumors that the royal couple were hiding the truth about their family. Adding to the family rift, key members, including King Charles and Prince William, have reportedly turned down invitations to attend the Duke and Duchess of Sussex's daughter's christening in California. Queen Camilla and Duchess Catherine were also invited but did not attend, highlighting rifts within the royal family.
The strained relationship was also evident on social media, with no public birthday wishes sent to either Lilibet Diana for her second birthday or Prince Archie for her fourth. The radio silence by royal officials reflects the ongoing tensions between the royal family and the Sussexes.
Royal experts believe strained relationships and social media practices could continue after the Queen's death. The release of a Netflix documentary series about Prince Harry and Meghan Markle and the forthcoming publication of Prince Harry's memoir have further heightened tensions between the Sussexes and the rest of the immediate royal family.
Amid all the controversy, the birth of Lilibet Diana Mountbatten-Windsor on June 4, 2021 in California is central. She came to prominence as the second child of the Duke and Duchess of Sussex, born during the reign of her late great-grandmother, Queen Elizabeth II.
The true extent of the family rift remains unclear as speculation and tensions mount. The public, especially young royal children, may feel the effects as they grow up and play their part outside the traditional royal framework. The story continues without a clear end in sight.
Prince Harry's absence from his best friend Jack Mann's wedding sparked curiosity and highlighted tensions in his relationship with people he was once close to.
According to Daily Mail diary editor Richard Eden, Harry's situation suggests a possible estrangement from his former companions.
The Duke of Sussex reveals in his memoir that after his revealing interview, he was chastised by some close friends, which apparently took a toll on their old relationship.
The Daily Mail's royal editor Rebecca English echoed this sentiment, reporting that many people were genuinely surprised by Prince Harry's actions since stepping back from royal duties. The aftermath of his revelation deeply affected and deeply hurt his former friends.
As Rebecca says, there are people who feel they have been very loyal to him over the years, but they don't believe their loyalty has been returned. Prince Harry and Prince William have been close friends since childhood, but recent events, especially after Prince Harry and Meghan Markle's marriage, have put a lot of strain on their relationship.
At Prince Harry and Meghan Markle's wedding, it was suggested that Jack Mann was not only one of his groomsmen, but was actually Prince Harry's real groomsman, not Prince William. The absence of Prince Harry and Meghan Markle on the big day of Mann's wedding to osteopathic Alice Clarke sparked disappointment among royal fans.
Jack Mann was once part of the Band of Brothers, standing shoulder to shoulder with Prince Harry, financier Adam Bidwell, PR Guru Lord Vivian, car collector Henry Warhurst, nightclub entrepreneur Charles Gilkes, and Harry's long-term mentor Mark Dyer in a photograph at Windsor Castle on the night of the royal wedding.
It's unclear how close Harry was to Mann, whom Harry met at Sandhurst and was inducted into the Blues and Royals Hall of Fame, but Harry's friends served together in the British Army on expeditions to Iraq and Afghanistan. After retiring from the military, Mann worked in Libya as a country manager for a British security firm before setting up his own private security firm, Alma Risk.
In his memoir, Prince Harry referenced falling out with some of his old friends after making critical comments about the royal family on television. Prince Harry's rushed return to the US to celebrate Archie's birthday after attending his father's coronation may have eased tensions for some, as concerns about Meghan's presence exacerbate her family problems.
Prince Harry's entourage dynamics seem to have changed since his marriage to Meghan Markle
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