Prince Harry plans to decline his father King Charles III’s Christmas invitation and spend the first Christmas without the rest of his family since the Queen’s passing alone.

Following new revelations from his explosive memoir, sources said that Prince Harry will not spend Christmas with the royal family.

They said that communication is “at rock bottom” and that the Duke of Sussex will decline an invitation from King Charles before the book’s January 10 global release.

The book, which is titled Spare in honor of him growing up under Prince William’s shadow, has already shocked the royal family.

According to insiders, it was believed that after the Queen’s passing, the feuding relatives would “thaw relations.”

During the past month of grief, Harry and his wife Meghan made a low-key trip back to Britain.

But according to reports, they have “no intentions” to reassemble with the family at Sandringham Estate in Norfolk for their first Christmas without the Queen.

According to an insider, this week’s announcement of the book’s title and more information about how Harry will provide “raw, unflinching honesty” took the royals completely off guard.

One person continued, “It’s so horribly sad that this book could mean the end of any relationship Harry wishes to have with his family.

Everyone is preparing for yet another anxious and tense time spent at the Sussexes’ mercy.

Harry, 38, and Meghan revealed in an interview with US talk show host Oprah Winfrey from last year that a senior royal made a racial remark regarding the skin tone of their pregnant son Archie.

Harry also talked about his childhood’s “genetic trauma” and his tense relationships with his father and brother.

The dissolution of his parents’ marriage and the passing of his mother Diana in a vehicle accident in Paris in 1997 played a significant role in his life.

Publisher Penguin Random House emphasized it in a promotion and added, “For Harry, this is his story at last.”

He received a three-book deal worth more than £36 million, including a £20 million advance.

Harry and his family are believed to have had minimal communication since he went back to California. However, it’s thought that after the Queen’s passing, he discussed the notion of giving his children Archie, 3, and Lilibet, 1, the titles of prince and princess.

The King will replace Harry in an honorary military position, according to Buckingham Palace.

The monarch will succeed the current Captain General of the Royal Marines, a position that was eliminated by the Queen after the duke went to the US.

It had been predicted that Princess Anne would receive the honor.

It is the greatest pleasure to take on the duty of your Captain General, the King declared in a message to the Royal Marines on the occasion of their 358th anniversary yesterday.

We contacted Buckingham Palace and the Duke of Sussex’s private office for comments.

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