According to a royal expert, Prince Harry and Meghan Markle will have to make a “tough choice” about whether or not to share pictures of their daughter following her christening.

The event, according to Daniela Elser, has “both potential to either improve or to further damage Harry’s relationship with his family”

“In hindsight, the handling of Archie’s christening was a turning point for the couple, and you can draw a straight line from that furore to Megxit,” Ms Elser wrote on news.com.au.

“All of which makes Lili’s christening even more charged and freighted, carrying with it both potential to either improve or to further damage Harry’s relationship with his family.

“If the Sussexes were to decide they wanted the christening to happen back in the UK, perhaps even in September when it has been rumoured that both Harry and Meghan will return to London, then it would be construed as an olive branch after years of intra-family squabbling and rancour.

“However, if the Sussexes’ decided to hold the ceremony in California, thus precluding the Queen who no longer travels internationally from attending, it would be seen as nothing less than a clear rejection of the royal family.

“There is also a third option here: They decide to skip a baptism entirely. But again, this too would be read as deeply disrespectful to Her Majesty given she is, after all, the head of the Church of England.”

The Sussexes, according to Ms Elser, had a similar difficulty selecting Lili’s godparents.
“If they were to choose a cadre of A-list names, news of which would be bound to seep out in the press, then it would look like they are wholly throwing their lot in with their new Hollywood besties, family and lifelong friends back in the UK be damned,” she added.

“On the other hand, opting to appoint a few carefully chosen cousins or old Eton mates could go a very long way to healing various breaches.”

In March 2020, Harry and Meghan left their royal responsibilities.

In their Tell-all Oprah Winfrey interview in March, they made a series of bombshell allegations against the royal family, including one about William’s wife Kate, The Duchess of Cambridge.

In Montecito, California, Prince Harry and Meghan Markle reside in a $14.7 million mansion. Celebrities frequent the affluent Santa Barbara area.

Prince Harry spoke up about parenting to his close buddy Ed Sheeran during a surprise visit at the WellChild Awards event in London this summer.

According to Hello, Harry said, “Two is definitely a juggle,” “We’ve been lucky so far,” the Prince allegedly said later, “she’s very chilled and seems happy to just sit there while Archie is running around like a crazy.”