In the latest edition of Will They or Won’t They?: Sussex Edition, the question on the table is this: will Prince Harry, Meghan Markle, and their two children Prince Archie and Princess Lilibet attend Christmas at Sandringham? Headlines are everywhere, some saying yes, some saying no.
Tatler reports that Harry “is reported to like the idea of returning to the U.K. for Christmas and would be unlikely to decline an invitation to spend the festive season with his father [King Charles]. However, so far, no offer has been shared with the Sussexes.” That said, it does seem as though the offer has been extended to Queen Camilla’s family, as her five grandchildren are reportedly on the invite list for the first time (as well as, of course, her two children, Tom and Laura). As such, the location of the traditional royal family Christmas lunch will likely have to be changed to accommodate the larger headcount. “The addition of the Queen’s family means extra space is needed,” a source said. Hello reports that the lunch will reportedly be served in the larger ballroom at Sandringham rather than the dining room, as has been tradition.
