Princess Kate receives heart-wrenching warning over Prince Harry and Meghan Markle
Royal fans have urged the Princess of Wales not to invite Prince Harry and Meghan Markle to her Christmas carol service, which is set to take place in London next week.
The Princess will be stepping back into royal duty next week to host her annual Christmas event, which first took place back in 2021.
The 42-year-old is set to be joined by some senior members of the Royal Family, including her husband Prince William.
Although the event will take place at Westminster Abbey on December 6, it will not be televised until Christmas Eve.
Despite the princess is expected to be joined by her family members, which is likely to include her three children, Kate has been warned against inviting her brother-in-law and his wife.
a poll created by Express.co.uk, readers were asked whether they think Harry and Meghan should be invited to join the royals at the festive event.
Running between 11am on November 25 and midday on November 26, a total of 4,724 readers cast their vote.
A staggering 4,379 readers (92.7 percent) voted against the royal inviting the couple. In contrast, just 308 readers (6.5 percent) said that Kate should extend an invite to the Sussexes. 37 readers (0.8 percent) stated that they ‘don’t know’ whether Kate should extend an invite to Harry and Meghan.
Taking to the commment section of the poll story, one fan wrote: “No no no no. No invite!!! It would become the Meghan show.
Another fan commented: “Why should they be invited to the Carol Service they don’t want to be in Royal Family [they] made that quite clear let Catherine enjoy her Carol service in peace.
Making their vote very clear, a third simply wrote: “Absolutely NOT!”
Having relocated to the US in 2020, Meghan and Harry have never attended the festive event – which, as well as the royals, is also typically attended by some members of Kate’s family.
According to The Sun, among the guests expected to attend this year’s event are the young survivors of the Southport stabbing horror that took place in July this year at a Taylor Swift-themed dance class. The event, which is named Together at Christmas, will see 1,600 people in attendance. This year’s theme is set to focus on supporting one another.
