Prince Harry: He misses Archie’s birthday again

Prince Archie celebrates his sixth birthday this Tuesday. At the party in Montecito, California, his father Prince Harry (40) is apparently missing. He has an important appointment in Las Vegas. In cooperation with the “Diana Award”, the Duke of Sussex will launch a new youth initiative. As the “People” magazine reported, he will therefore take part in a panel discussion in Nevada. Archie’s mother Duchess Meghan (43) and his sister Princess Lilibet (3) will certainly sweeten the day’s birthday.

It is not the first time that Prince Harry misses his firstborn’s birthday. In 2023 he traveled back to his British homeland on the occasion of his father King Charles (76). After the ceremony in London, he is said to have driven directly to the airport to get back to his family as soon as possible. Even at Archie’s third birthday, Harry was supposedly not present, according to his close friend Nacho Figueras (48), took part in a polo game.

In 2022, the Royal family of Archie also congratulated the birthday for the last time. At the time, it was said in an Instagram story of the official account of the Royals: “We wish Archie Mountbatten-Windsor all the best for your 3. birthday!”

After the resignation of Prince Harry and Duchess Meghan as the working royals and her move to the USA, the relationship between the Sussexes and the royal family is considered broken. This became clear again in Harry’s new BBC interview. In it, King Charles’ son revealed details about his tense relationship with his father last week. Harry said the monarch did not speak to him “because of this security story”. In addition, he explained, among other things, a possible reconciliation with the cancer king: “I don’t know how much time my father remains.”

Harry’s interview was preceded by his mashed lawsuit against the downgrading of his security measures after 2020. In the interview with the BBC, he seemed to have influenced the royal family to have influenced the decision to reduce its security. An accusation that was rejected by the British government and the Buckingham Palace.