King Charles honours Prince William as Harry, Meghan Markle snubbed yet again

King Charles has apparently honoured his elder son Prince William amid reports Prince Harry and Meghan Markle have been snubbed with the major move.

The monarch spoke of the thousand years of shared history and culture between the people of Britain and France during his speech at Windsor Castle to welcome President and Mrs. Macron.

During his speech, King Charles mentioned his elder son William while sharing the history of Windsor Castle.

The palace shared the speech of the King which reads, “It is with very great pleasure that my wife and I welcome you to Windsor Castle on the occasion of this State Visit; the first that I have hosted here at Windsor since my Accession.”

He said, “The Castle in which we meet this evening was begun by my ancestor – and your sometime countryman – William, Duke of Normandy, in the year 1070. It remains the oldest and largest occupied castle in the world.”

“So it is perhaps rather appropriate that my son, The Prince of Wales, who shares that earlier William’s name, has made Windsor his home with his family, like so many of our predecessors,” the King said about Prince William.

King Charles remarks came amid reports Prince Harry and Meghan Markle have been snubbed as the royal family is set to hold Balmoral summit.

The Closer reported, “Scheduled for August, the major royal meeting is set to feature secret high-level talks about the future of the monarchy. Sources have said everyone has been invited to the meeting – including the disgraced Prince Andrew, 65 – but Prince Harry and Meghan Markle have not been asked.”