Prince Harry And Meghan Markle Were Reportedly ‘Not Welcome’ At BAFTA Tea Party As ‘Spare’ Fallout Continues

"BAFTA decided it was a terrible idea [to invite them]," a consultant told The Sun. "They thought it would be a PR disaster," they added, which definitely makes sense considering Prince Harry's older brother, Prince William, 40, who he described as his "arch nemesis" has been the President of BAFTA since 2010, and Prince Harry did not have many kind words to say about him in the memoir.

"Prince Harry, in his book and docuseries, has roundly attacked the royal family," the source continued. "For them to roll out the red carpet to Harry and his wife would be like setting off a nuclear bomb. It’s a no go."

Negative Comments About BAFTA President Prince William 'Would Be Devastating'

"Any interviews he or Meghan gave would go viral. Anything negative on William would be devastating," the source added, as we assume the royal family is still reeling from some of the allegations in the memoir, particularly the fact that the brothers had a physical fight about Meghan just a few years ago.

Although a spokesperson for the Prince of Wales has yet to comment on whether the Sussexes were snubbed, a BAFTA spokesperson reportedly told Page Six that the Sussexes' attendance "was not discussed whatsoever."

Prince Harry Reportedly Wants To Reconcile With His Brother And Father

Despite everything Prince Harry has alleged in his memoir, as well as his and Meghan's docuseries, he reportedly *does* still want to patch things up with his family members, in particular, his father, King Charles, and his brother the Prince of Wales.

"I would like to get my father back. I would like to get my brother back," Prince Harry told ITV's Tom Bradby in an interview promoting his memoir. However, it might not be that easy, as the father-of-two claimed, "They've shown absolutely no willingness to reconcile," adding that in his opinion, they prefer to continue the narrative that he and his wife are the "villains," saying, "They feel as though it's better to keep us somewhat, as the villains."