Prince Harry, Meghan Markle to skip Duke of Westminster's wedding amid family drama

Prince Harry and Meghan Markle have reportedly decided against participating in the wedding ceremony of Hugh Grosvenor, the 7th Duke of Westminster.

Even though they got a save-the-date notice, the couple chose not to go, mentioning that it might be uncomfortable due to the presence of family members.

"Harry actually got a 'save the date' card a few months ago but called Hugh and said it would be too awkward if he and Meghan Markle attended, so he made his apologies and Hugh understood," reports revealed.

The wedding, set to take place in June at Chester Cathedral, is anticipated to have King Charles, Queen Camilla, and Prince William attending.

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Reports suggest Prince William may even act as the best man, and Prince George is expected to be present.

The Duke and Duchess of Sussex reside in Montecito, California, and rumors circulate about their return in 2024.

Meanwhile, Meghan's potential comeback to acting has been hinted by astrologer Susan Miller, who mentioned Meghan "craves" a return to the entertainment industry.

"Meghan wants to go back to acting. I don’t think the [Netflix] business plan of creating movies is the way it's going to go. I think she will go back to work," the astrologer revealed.

Despite the couple's absence at their friend's wedding, they remain in the spotlight, with ongoing discussions about their future plans and ventures under their Netflix deal.