Prince Harry declines invitation to attend father King Charles’ 75th birthday celebration

Prince Harry has been accused of saying no to an invitation to celebrate his dad, King Charles III’s, 75th birthday.

The King is going to have a special birthday next Tuesday. He will celebrate at Clarence House in London to celebrate this important day.

While his closest family and friends will be there, sources say the Duke of Sussex won’t be going.

This is very different from Charles’s 70th birthday because Harry and Meghan postponed their honeymoon to go to his garden party.

This time it seems like Harry has said no to hanging out with his dad because his book, Spare, made the Royal Family upset.

According to MailOnline, Harry has declined the opportunity to spend time with his father for a second time.

In September, he said no to the king’s invitation to go to Balmoral for Queen Elizabeth II’s death anniversary. He was in the UK at that time but went to a charity event instead.

Harry and Charles haven’t talked to each other in person since last September when they were mourning and attending the funeral for the late Queen.
Harry flew from California to the UK to go to King Charles‘s crowning ceremony in May. However, he only stayed there for a short time, less than a day, and quickly visited Buckingham Palace before going back to the US.

According to someone close to the royal family, Prince Harry did not receive any birthday greetings from his father or brother, Prince William, in September. Additionally, the Royal Family did not publicly acknowledge his or his daughter, Lilibet’s, birthdays like they did for other members of the royal family.

The official website of the Royal Family has taken off Harry’s HRH (His Royal Highness) title.

It is believed that Charles may not be contacting Harry because he is upset and disappointed about how Queen Camilla was portrayed in his book.

Earlier this year, someone on the inside said that Harry and Meghan will not create any TV shows or books about their family anymore to prevent causing any more distress to their family.

Prince Harry, in the Heart of Invictus documentary, indirectly expressed his dissatisfaction with his upbringing as a member of the royal family. He mentioned feeling alone and lacking assistance, stating that he did not have a support system to rely on. He also admitted to burying his past painful experiences.