Prince William celebrates his birthday without Harry: No invitation for his brother

Created: 04/04/2022, 14:37

By: Eva-Maria Moosmüller

In June Prince William celebrates his 40th birthday and the planning for the royal party is already in full swing.

Prince Harry has apparently already been removed from the guest list.

LONDON – There are several important celebrations to be celebrated in the British royal family this year.

Immediately following the celebrations of Queen Elizabeth's (95) platinum anniversary, Prince William's 40th birthday is coming up.

The royal supposedly wants to have a good time, but he should willingly forego the presence of his brother Prince Harry (37).

Prince William celebrates his birthday without Harry: No invitation for his brother

In January, Kate Middleton celebrated her 40th birthday with only her family.

The big break had to be canceled for the time being, not least because of the corona pandemic.

Her husband Prince William turns 40 on June 21, and thanks to the easing in force in Great Britain, nothing stands in the way of a lavish party this time.

It is not yet officially known how the celebration will take place.

Some time ago, however, it was made public that Kate and William wanted to have a party together.

In addition to the royal family, some celebrity friends of the royals could also attend.

The son of Prince Charles (73), for example, is said to be friends with pop star James Blunt (48), who would certainly like to serenade the birthday boy.

Meanwhile, who will definitely not celebrate with the Cambridges is already certain: Prince William reportedly does not want his brother Prince Harry to be there for his birthday.

Prince William apparently does not want his brother Harry to be present at his birthday party (symbolic image).

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Prince William celebrates his birthday without Harry: He no longer recognizes his brother

As a palace insider has blurted out, William is said to be very angry with his younger brother for not attending the memorial service for Prince Philip (99, † 2021).

The Duke of Sussex said weeks ago that he would not be traveling to London for the service in honor of his grandfather.

The cancellation caused bitter disappointment in the British royal family and among numerous Royal fans.

According to new rumours, the 37-year-old is said to have visited Queen Elizabeth recently, but there is no evidence of this.

"William still loves Harry - that will never change - but this apparent callousness makes him persona non grata right now and it might take a miracle to change that.

[…] Even if Harry and Meghan did decide to come to William's party, and there's a big question mark behind that, their presence would only create new problems.

And nobody wants that.

The sad truth is that William hardly recognizes his younger brother, let alone connects with him," the Daily Star quoted the anonymous source as saying.

So it looks like the Cambridges' party will go ahead without a visitor from Montecito.

However, this probably does not detract from the mood of the birthday child.