The festive mood is already on and each of the households is seemingly giving their best shot to make this day special. From a perfectly adorned Christmas tree to a well-thought movie list, and gifts, all would be celebrating the day with great enthusiasm. Well, so will the British Royal Family. And do you know about their big plan? No one is to reportedly mention even the names of Prince Harry and Meghan.

Ever since their record-breaking docuseries debuted on Netflix, it has stirred up enough controversies for the Charles III-led monarchy. Notably, the Sussexes have put serious allegations on Prince William and King Charles III for outcasting them from the family. Despite the explosive revelations, the Palace has refused to make a statement about Harry & Meghan. One of the royal reporters further claims that they will continue to do so in their grand Christmas celebration as well.

Royal Family not to mention or make any reference to Prince Harry and Meghan in their royal Christmas celebration

The British royals are marked for proudly carrying on with their never complaining, never explaining the tradition. Amidst the trenchant controversies ever since a woman of color walked in their life, they opt to do the same. Apparently, royal journalist Adam Helliker claimed that the Sussexes have done enough damage to the royal family, and hence, they plan to avoid spurring up any conversation related to them.

“I think if it’s one guarantee you can make, it’s that the subject, which will not be raised, is anything to do with Harry and Meghan or Netflix,” the journalist said. “It’s spoiled enough of their days so far, especially Charles and Camilla’s early days as new King and Queen.” He further compared the subject to “nuclear radioactive” asserting that “anything to do with it is going to end in tears really.”

He also talked about King Charles’s first-ever Christmas speech as monarch. Helliker revealed the king will make direct references to both his children, Prince Williams and Prince Harry “as being part of the united family.” They will further flip through some of those “awkward facts.”

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