Prince Harry Not Invited to Cousin Peter Phillips' Wedding in Royal Snub

Prince Harry was reportedly not invited to his Cousin Peter Phillips' wedding on June 6, as the groom's loyalty lies with Prince William. The Silicon Review reports on the royal family rift.

Prince Harry has reportedly not been invited to the wedding of his cousin Peter Phillips, the son of Princess Anne, and NHS nurse Harriet Sperling on Saturday, June 6, in Gloucestershire. The snub comes as the ongoing rift within the Royal Family continues to affect family gatherings.

Peter Phillips, 48, the eldest son of Princess Anne, has not spoken to Harry for several years according to royal commentator Emily Nash, resulting in a "natural cooling off" between the cousins. Nash told Page Six that Phillips is "very close" and "very loyal" to Prince William, and has been a protective sounding board for the Prince of Wales over the years.

Royal experts believe the decision was made to prevent Harry's attendance from becoming the focal point of the wedding, which would distract from Peter and Harriet's big day. TalkTV host Mark Dolan told Sky News that Phillips doesn't want Harry to take the headlines, and that Palace officials feel Harry and Meghan are "toxic."

William is expected to attend the wedding along with Kate Middleton, while King Charles and Queen Camilla will also attend the ceremony before heading to Epsom for Derby Day. Princess Anne, Zara and Mike Tindall, Princesses Beatrice and Eugenie are also expected to attend.

Prince Harry is not the only high-profile family member excluded from the guest list. Andrew Mountbatten-Windsor and Sarah Ferguson have also reportedly been snubbed from the intimate ceremony.

The wedding will take place at All Saints Church in the Cotswold village of Kemble, with a reception hosted at Gatcombe Park. Peter's daughters, Savannah, 15, and Isla, 13, from his previous marriage to Autumn Kelly, are expected to take prominent roles, alongside Harriet's daughter, Georgina, 13.

As Prince Harry is left off the guest list for his Cousin Peter Phillips' wedding, The Silicon Review examines how the royal family rift continues to impact relationships between cousins who once stood together at family milestones.

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