Prince Harry and Meghan Markle seem stuck in a never-ending loop. Despite the UK's tabloid culture and intolerance towards the Duchess, the couple still holds a soft spot for the royals. As Meghan Markle turns 43, the Duke expects his family members at Buckingham to reach out with some blessings or presents. While nothing of such sort has happened for a couple of years now, the Duke still hopes things change while staying firm to celebrate his wife's big day, by hook or crook. 

Nonetheless, he is still cautious with the Duchess as confessed in his latest documentary interviews.

As reported by Ok! Magazine, a royal butler, Grant Harold weighed in on the family dynamics between the Royal Family in England and that of California. "Harry will make sure that Meghan is celebrated,” affirmed the butler, adding that the couple will likely receive warm wishes from King Charles and Queen Camilla, possibly through electronic means or traditional mail. Despite any differences, the monarchs are expected to send birthday messages to Meghan Markle, which the royal enthusiasts have not seen in recent years. 

The former royal butler further speculated King Charles and Queen Camilla's private acknowledgment of Meghan Markle's birthday but doubted public wishes or gifts. "They may send a gift, but given everything that has happened, there might not be," he said. If relations were better, a gift might be a piece of jewelry or a hand-me-down from the late Queen, which seems unlikely now.

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Prince Harry's expectations from his family come after the explosive interview segment of his upcoming documentary. 

Days before announcing Meghan Markle's birthday shenanigans, the royal Prince breached headlines by stating the cons of being a royal on UK soil. He claimed that it was "still dangerous" for his wife and children to move about freely in the Kingdom. The father of the two stated that he fears history would repeat the same horrors with his wife back in the UK as it did with his mother, Princess Diana. 

To put up with the dilemma, Prince Harry has opted out of Meghan Markle's company every time he happens to drop in at his home ground.The Duke has in fact scaled back her remnant chances of being at her in-laws, stating how he cannot trust the public with anything. “It could be a knife or acid,” he added, speaking of the growing aggravations in London that might harm them. Nonetheless, that still has not kept him away from his family. 

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