**Royal Christmas Drama Unfolds: Prince Harry and Meghan Markle Determined to Attend Festivities Despite Snub**

Despite not receiving an invitation, Prince Harry and Meghan Markle are unwavering in their decision to spend Christmas at London's Soho Farmhouse.

This determination comes in the wake of a public snub from the royal family, as the official guest list for Christmas at Sandringham was leaked, revealing their absence.

Reports indicate that King Charles and his team intentionally excluded Harry and Meghan from the royal festivities, carefully considering when and how to extend an invitation.

Speculations suggest that they might receive an invite for New Year at Balmoral.

However, the situation is complicated by Prince Harry's recent publication of his book, Spare, where he made disparaging remarks about Prince William and Kate Middleton, labeling William as his arch-nemesis and accusing them of mistreatment.

The revelations in Prince Harry's book have created an uncomfortable atmosphere, diminishing the likelihood of a Christmas reconciliation.

Despite not being formally invited, sources reveal that Harry and Meghan are resolute in their plan to spend Christmas in the UK to avoid complete estrangement.

Meghan is reportedly urging Harry to make a solo trip to meet with Charles and William in a final attempt to maintain ties with the royal family.

Their decision to attend without an invitation means they will have to bear the costs of accommodation and security, as they must apply for security a month in advance and gain approval from the British government.

Speculations suggest that their aim is to seize headlines and attention during the holiday season, possibly by attracting a larger group of supporters at Soho Farmhouse.

By opting to stay at Soho Farmhouse, a familiar location, Harry and Meghan aim to challenge Kate Middleton's Christmas carol service.

Criticism has arisen over their choice to leave their children behind for the occasion, with some questioning their parenting decisions.

There are claims that Prince Harry is too engrossed in Meghan Markle to think rationally, leading to strains within the monarchy.

Royal commentator Robert Jobson shed light on Prince Harry's strained relationships within the royal family, particularly highlighted in his recent book.

Jobson recalled instances where Harry allegedly swore at his father due to financial matters, causing Queen Elizabeth to feel weary from their conversations.

The late Queen expressed reluctance to interfere in the father-son dynamic but advised Harry to communicate directly with his father.

Prince Harry's interactions with King Charles also faced challenges, with Charles reportedly ceasing to take Harry's calls after being sworn at and repeatedly asked for funds.

The Queen, aware of the situation, respected Charles's decision not to give in to Harry's demands, emphasizing that he was not a bank.

Jobson's book further detailed frustrated text exchanges between Queen Elizabeth and Prince Harry, highlighting her concerns about his judgment being clouded by his love for Meghan and constant criticism of the monarchy.