Royal family snubs christening of Harry and Meghan’s daughters

The royal family was conspicuously absent at Princess Lilibetis baptized despite the invitations of Prince Harry And Meghan Markle. The main guests at the ceremony are said to have included Meghan’s mother and Lilibet’s godfather, Tyler Perry.

Perry revealed the couple asked him to be Lilibet’s godfather in December in the latest episode of their Netflix docuseries. Harry and Meghan were also recently contacted about the coronation of King Charles III, but did not confirm their attendance.

Bonds between Harry and Meghan and his family have been strained for a while, even more so now because of his memoir, Spare. Following his release, the King issued the couple an eviction notice from their UK home, Frogmore Cottage.

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Royal family skips Princess Lilibet’s christening

According People, Prince Harry and Meghan Markle officially baptized their daughter, Lilibet, last Friday. The couple reportedly sent invitations to Britain’s royal family, who did not attend the festivities.

An insider spoke to the magazine and revealed there were around 30 guests, including Meghan’s mother, Doria Ragland, and Lilibet’s godfather, Tyler Perry. A rep for the couple later confirmed page 6 that the Reverend John Taylor, Archbishop of Los Angeles, baptized Lilibet.

Following Queen Elizabeth’s death in September 2022, Archie and Lilibet were given the titles of Prince and Princess. This was under rules created by King George V in 1917. The Palace confirmed to People that they would update the Royal Family’s website to reflect the children’s new titles.

Tyler Perry is the godfather of Princess Lilibet

Perry, a successful filmmaker, joined forces with Harry and Meghan when he offered his home to them when they first left the UK. The week before Lilibet’s christening, the ‘Why Did I Get Married’ star was spotted arriving in California.

Perry first revealed that the couple asked him to be their daughter’s godfather in December. He was featured in the Netflix docuseries finale “Harry & Meghan” and shared the story of how they asked him to take the job.

Perry explained that the couple were “pretty serious” when they called, which was different from their usual levity. He said, “I’m going, ‘Okay, what’s going on?’ They said, ‘Well, we would like you to be Lili’s godfather.’ I go, ‘Wow.’ I had to take a minute to figure that out. And I thought, ‘I would be honored. I would be absolutely honored.

Prince Harry and Meghan were invited to King Charles’ coronation

It appears to be invitation season as Harry and Meghan recently received an official email “correspondence” from King Charles regarding his coronation. A source said The Sunday Times“I can confirm that the Duke has recently received email correspondence from Her Majesty’s office regarding the coronation.”

However, the insider said the couple have yet to confirm whether they will be in the UK for the coronation. They said: “An immediate decision on whether the Duke and Duchess will attend will not be released by us at this time.”

The coronation has been confirmed to take place on May 6, which coincides with the fourth birthday of Archie, Harry’s son. Reports have speculated that the couple may decline the invitation to stay home and celebrate their first child’s birthday.

Ties between Prince Harry and his family are strained

Family ties between Harry and Meghan and the rest of the Royal Family have been strained since the couple left the UK. The coronation invitation, in particular, was such a hot topic due to the recent publication of Harry’s memoir, Spare.

In ‘Spare’, the Duke wrote about his interactions and relationship with his father, King Charles III, and brother, Prince William. He also made several heavy-handed remarks about his mother-in-law, Queen Consort Camilla, which was a line he allegedly crossed and the king needed to address.

Shortly after the memoir was published, the King’s office issued Harry and Meghan an eviction notice from Frogmore Cottage, their home in the UK. With the deportation, any future visit to Britain may require the couple to find private accommodation and safety elsewhere.