Harry and Megan Not Invited To Royal Wedding

Wow – it’s true – they’re really not invited!

BY LADY ARGLWYDDES AWBREY

The Wedding Snub

Peter Phillips (son of Princess Anne and ex-husband of Autumn Kelly) is marrying Harriet Sperling in an intimate ceremony on June 6, 2026, in the Cotswolds (All Saints Church, Kemble, Cirencester). King Charles, Queen Camilla, Prince William, and Kate Middleton have reportedly been informed and are expected (or at least not excluded).

For Meghan’s Geneva talk – only 10 people showed up

Multiple recent reports (e.g., Express, Hello! Magazine sources) state that Prince Harry and Meghan Markle are not on the guest list. A friend of Phillips told outlets: “Peter and Harry haven’t spoken for several years and have simply lost touch, so he hasn’t been invited.”
Peter Phillips attended Harry and Meghan’s 2018 wedding, but their relationship has reportedly cooled amid the broader Sussex-Royal rift.
Prince Andrew and Sarah Ferguson are also reportedly not invited due to ongoing controversies.

This pattern of “being left out” fits a pattern of Harry and Meghan being excluded from some family events in recent years (e.g., certain Trooping the Colour elements or other private gatherings). Earlier speculation in April 2026 suggested they might be invited for family reconciliation reasons, but updated reporting confirms they were not.

It’s not a dramatic public “snub” by the entire Royal Family so much as a reflection of faded personal contact between cousins—though critics portray the snub as another sign of estrangement and “humiliation.”

The Podcast and Meghan’s “Hypocrisy”

Mark Dolan and JJ Anisiobi host the Daily Expresso on YouTube/TalkTV, where they frequently cover royal stories in a critical, pro-Royal Family style. This episode aligns with their usual content on Sussex “setbacks” and Meghan controversies.

The “social media hypocrisy” likely refers to recent criticism of Meghan for posting a photo of daughter Lilibet (showing her clearly, in a walk-in closet with designer items visible) shortly before or around speaking on child online safety/harm in Geneva or similar events. Critics argue this contradicts her advocacy against exploiting children online or privacy concerns, especially given past Sussex statements on media intrusion.

This is subjective commentary—Supporters see it as harmless family sharing; detractors call it inconsistent or attention-seeking.

Bottom line: Harry and Meghan were indeed not invited to Peter Phillips’ wedding per current reports (not a massive surprise given the family dynamics). The “very high profile” label and “humiliation” framing are opinionated spins common in royal tabloid coverage. The hypocrisy angle is a recurring media critique of Meghan’s public actions vs. her stated principles. These stories circulate heavily in certain outlets but reflect ongoing estrangement rather than a new bombshell. Standing on a sidewalk in front of 10 people with absolutely no security shows what a busnch of rubbish it is to say they “require” security. No they do not. She requires to go back to work and he’s required to go back home.