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Originally Posted by AnnieK
I totally agree about the Meghan book too. There is no way anyone not directly involved from the start will ever know the "truth" 100% as both "sides" will have their own view of it. As I said in the post you have quoted, every family would be the same. I was merely pointing out that these "tell-all" books and interviews only tell one side and not all and therefore do not provide evidence of anything.
With regards to the wedding invitations...again I cannot comment as I don't know the situation. I have spoken before about tensions in my own family that arose after my mother's death and some of my actions from outsiders could seem to have been callous.....but they don't know what went on during a particularly difficult time and its no-ones business. This was no ordinary wedding.....if you had particularly difficult or socially awkward distant relatives, would you want them at an audience with the Queen of England - really? I bloody wouldn't want half my family near my boss let alone the Queen  Family ties do not always mean you have to include them in your life 
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It's stretching it to speculate that ALL her family; her cousins, uncles, aunts; grandparents still alive -the whole family on her mothers and fathers sides were all not fit to be seen in public in the Queen's presence.
Meghan is estranged from many of her lifelong friends, she'd estranged from her mothers extended family, she's estranged from her fathers extended family, now she and Harry are estranged from most of the Royal family.
There is a very disturbing pattern here. It can't be everyone else's fault, with Meghan as the poor victim. She seems like a very divisive character.