Prince William chosen over Prince Harry in ‘brutal wedding snub’ by childhood friend

Hugh Grosvenor, a billionaire and friend of the royal family, faces a challenging decision regarding his upcoming wedding to his partner of two years, Olivia Henson. Amidst preparations for the nuptials, Grosvenor has reportedly had to choose between inviting Prince Harry or his brother, Prince William, to the event.

Insiders suggest that Prince William has been selected to attend, potentially leaving Prince Harry out of the guest list. This choice aims to avoid any awkwardness at the wedding, particularly given the presence of several members of the royal family, including King Charles and his wife.

The decision is notable as Grosvenor shares a close bond with both princes, being the godfather to Prince George and Harry’s son, Archie. Prince Harry, who has two children with Meghan Markle, finds himself possibly excluded from this significant event, The Firm reportedly.

This development occurs amidst heightened media attention surrounding the royal family, partly due to a new book by royal author Omid Scobie. Scobie recently addressed a translation error in the Dutch version of his book, which incorrectly named individuals who allegedly expressed concerns about the skin color of Archie before his birth.

The error is being corrected, with Scobie clarifying that no version of the book he produced contained such names. Amid this controversy, royal expert Duncan Larcombe suggests there is growing pressure on Prince Harry to publicly disassociate himself from Scobie’s book, “Endgame“.

Larcombe posits that distancing himself from the book might align with Harry’s apparent efforts to mend relations with the royal family. The timing of the book’s release, according to Larcombe, could be particularly challenging for Harry as he navigates the complexities of his relationship with the royal family.