NO INVITE for Sussex! Harry & Meghan FURIOUS over King Charles & Prince William’s US Visit

As 2025 draws to a close, reports from the Daily Mail confirm what Montecito has long dreaded: King Charles and Prince William are both scheduled to visit the United States in 2026 — and Prince Harry and Meghan Markle have been deliberately left out in the cold.

First up: King Charles is expected to make a historic state visit in April 2026, the first by a reigning British monarch since Queen Elizabeth II’s trip in 2007. The visit will coincide with high-level talks on a new UK-US trade deal and celebrations marking the 250th anniversary of American independence.

Then comes the knockout blow: Prince William will follow in the summer, attending matches during the 2026 FIFA World Cup (co-hosted by the US, Canada, and Mexico) in his official role as President of the Football Association. Sources say both trips are part of a carefully orchestrated “charm offensive” — with Donald Trump, now firmly back in the White House, expected to play host.

Here are stunning file photos of past royal visits to America — the kind of red-carpet diplomacy Harry and Meghan can only dream of:

Translation: state banquets at the White House, gala dinners at Mar-a-Lago, joint appearances with President Trump (the same man who once called Meghan “terrible”), and wall-to-wall coverage of actual working royals doing actual royal work.

Meanwhile in Montecito, two private citizens who haven’t represented the Crown in over five years will be watching it all unfold on television — exactly like the rest of us.

These are the iconic moments the Sussexes once craved: William and Catherine at the Met Gala, the Earthshot Prize in New York, or Charles being feted by presidents and billionaires. Instead, Harry and Meghan’s most high-profile American appearances in recent years have been… a U2 concert, a brief Beyoncé meet-up, and a school visit in Harlem that barely made the local news.

Here’s the Wales family owning the global stage in America — something Montecito can only watch from the sidelines:

The message from Buckingham Palace and Clarence House could not be clearer: the United States is not “Sussex territory.” It never was. You don’t get diplomatic red carpets just because you bought a mansion in California and complain loudly on Netflix.

This is real royalty in action — duty, diplomacy, and decades of institutional credibility — not rented fame, recycled trauma, and a Spotify deal that imploded.

So while King Charles and Prince William prepare to be wined, dined, and celebrated by presidents and World Cup crowds, Harry and Meghan will be exactly where they chose to be: on the outside looking in, furiously insisting none of it matters anyway.

Bring on 2026. The real royals are coming to America — and the invitations were never meant for Montecito.