Prince Harry'S Icy Reception At Queen'S Farewell: A Royal Snub?

  • By Julian
  • Sept. 26, 2025, 2:50 p.m.

Prince Harry's Frosty Homecoming

Prince Harry found himself standing alone at Queen Elizabeth’s funeral, a moment that should have been one of family unity. The Duke of Sussex, who stepped back from royal duties in 2020 along with Meghan Markle, returned to the UK in 2022 to pay his respects. Despite what one might expect, his welcome was far from warm.

Prince Harry and Prince William

Prince Harry and Prince William

A royal insider spilled the tea, revealing that the family’s trust in Harry had evaporated. "There was no one there for him," the source stated, highlighting the stark reality of Harry’s isolation. It seems the Duke was met with an icy reception rather than the familial embrace he may have anticipated.

“He came through the doors as though he was expecting to be embraced,” Paul Burrell shared in his memoir, "The Royal Insider."

Balmoral's Icy Atmosphere

Author Paul Burrell paints a picture of Balmoral as a fortress of frostiness. According to Burrell, Harry was left out of key family moments, including travel plans with Prince William, Prince Edward, and Prince Andrew. This exclusion was reportedly due to lingering distrust and past accusations Harry leveled against the monarchy.

Prince Harry’s Homesick Vibes

Prince Harry’s Homesick Vibes

The royal family, Burrell claims, was too preoccupied to acknowledge Harry’s emotional turmoil. The cold shoulder left Harry "sadly disappointed," feeling like an outsider in what was once his home.

Hope on the Horizon?

Despite the chilly reception, there might be a silver lining for Harry. Reports suggest that a recent reunion with his father, King Charles, could thaw the ice. After years of distance, this connection might just be the key to mending familial rifts and healing past wounds.

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