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King Charles' birthday earlier this week proved an opportunity for Prince William to "excise" estranged brotherPrince Harry from the royal family even further.
The monarch celebrated his 75th birthday on Tuesday (November 14) at the grounds of his Highgrove home in Gloucestershire, surrounded by celebrity pals including celebrity chef Raymond Blanc and The Repair Shop host Jay Blades. Charles also received a number of birthday wishes from family members, including the Prince of Wales.
Taking to the official X (formerly Twitter) account he shares with wife Kate Middleton, William wrote: "Wishing His Majesty The King a very happy 75th birthday!" followed by a cake emoji. The well-wishes were accompanied by three snaps of the King, including one showing him and a younger William arm-in-arm on a ski trip and another depicting the monarch with Queen Camilla, the Waleses and their three children.
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However, eagle-eyed royal commentators were quick to notice William's brother, Harry, was absent from the pictures. Writing for news.com.au, expert Kinsey Schofield said: "Prince Harry, the Duke of Sussex is being cut out of the picture.
"Over the years, far more of these grin-and-bear-it moments have included all three men, His Majesty and both of his sons.
"Clearly Kensington Palace has gone out of its way […] to find a shot of just the King and his heir, sans Harry. Team William’s decision to excise Harry from the narrative comes after 12 months that have seen the brothers' relationship go from cr*ppy to Titanically bad."
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Harry and Meghan break silence with King Charles birthday call – but still 'long way to go'
Despite being snubbed in William's birthday post, the absent Duke of Sussex extended an olive branch to his dad to mark the landmark birthday, the Daily Star previously reported. Even with Charles' day packed full of official engagements, he still found time to take a celebratory call from his youngest son.
A source told The Sun: "The King was extremely busy but is polite and loves his son and his grandchildren, and not so mean that he would not take a call on his birthday." It is believed to have been the first time the pair have spoken since before Charles' coronation in May of this year.
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However, reports claim Harry, Charles and Meghan Markle made plans during the phone call to speak again soon.
The source continued: "There is still a long way to go to mend the rift created over many years – and the deeper issues caused by allegations in the Netflix series and Spare are not healed with a phone call."
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- Prince William
- Royal Family
- King Charles III
- Prince Harry
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