Neglected Call: Prince Harry’s Plea to Princess Beatrice Goes Unanswered

Prince Harry finds himself yearning for the company of his UK-based family more than ever, as reports emerge that his brother, Prince William, and sister-in-law, Princess Kate, are enjoying a family holiday without him.

Since stepping down as working royals and relocating to the United States, Harry is said to be feeling a tinge of sadness at missing out on the summer activities of the royal family back in England.

The Duke had cherished spending summers in England, hoping his children, Archie and Lilibet, would develop a close bond with their cousins, much like he did with Princess Beatrice and Eugene.

However, their move to the US has resulted in a noticeably different dynamic between the children.

Traditionally, this time of year would see the entire royal family gathering for a holiday at Norfolk's Sandringham Estate.

Yet, Harry and Meghan are reportedly preoccupied with attending to their struggling brand instead.

Sources from Buckingham Palace have disclosed that the couple has not been included in the summer events at Balmoral or the upcoming commemorations marking the Queen's first death anniversary.

In a bid to secure an invitation, Harry reached out to Princess Beatrice, urging her to intercede with King Charles on his behalf.

Regrettably, Beatrice declined, advising Harry to directly approach his father for assistance.

While the Duke and Duchess of Sussex are scheduled to be in Europe for the Invictus Games shortly after the anniversary, insider sources suggest they will not partake in the family's mourning rituals for the late monarch.

King Charles and Queen Camilla are anticipated to lead the commemoration on September 8th at Balmoral, with other family members in attendance, including Prince Andrew and Sarah Ferguson.

Notably, there appears to have been no effort made to involve Harry and Meghan in any public or private memorials, leading to speculation of a deliberate exclusion, akin to a ban.

The absence of outreach to the Sussexes has raised eyebrows, particularly in light of past tensions within the family.

Following his controversial memoir and subsequent media appearances criticizing the royals, Harry's relationship with Charles remains strained.

Reports indicate that communication between William and his brother is virtually non-existent, signaling a prolonged rift.

While the extended Windsor clan prepares to convene at Balmoral, notable figures such as the Prince and Princess of Wales, along with their children, are expected to attend, underscoring the stark contrast in familial connections experienced by Archie and Lilibet compared to their predecessors.

As the Prince and Princess of Wales recently retreated to Anmer Hall in Norfolk with their offspring, including Prince Edward and his wife, Sophie, the dynamics within the royal family continue to evolve.

Despite the upcoming gatherings at Balmoral, it seems that Harry and Meghan may need to find alternative means to commemorate significant occasions if they remain excluded from official proceedings.