King Charles encouraged to snub 'vile' and 'despicable' Prince Harry and Meghan Markle

As King Charles prepares to lead the royal family’s traditional Easter Sunday church service, public opinion is crystal clear: leave Prince Harry and Meghan Markle off the guest list.

According to a new poll by the Express, an overwhelming 94 percent of royal fans voted against inviting the Duke and Duchess of Sussex to this year’s service. 

Out of 7,468 voters, just 423 felt the couple deserved an invite — and only 30 people said they were unsure.

The King, 76, is expected to attend the Easter celebration in Windsor alongside Queen Camilla and other senior royals. 

Prince Harry last attended the Easter service in 2019, while Meghan has never joined the royals for the holiday, skipping it in both 2018 and the years since.

In the comments section, royal loyalists did not hold back. “Considering what they've said and done over the past five or six years, the vile and despicable couple forfeited their right to attend any Royal Family activities,” one reader wrote. “Their attendance would ruin the day for other family members and just cause anxiety and tension.”

Another asked bluntly: “Why spoil the occasion for the rest of the Royals?”

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