Thursday, February 26, 2026

Harry and Meghan 'snubbed' by Jordan's royal family: King Abdullah and his eldest son - who have close relationship to Charles and William - swerve meeting with Sussexes

 The Duke and  have been seemingly snubbed by the King and Crown Prince of Jordan during their whistle-stop pseudo-royal tour of the Middle East.

Harry and Meghan landed in the capital, Amman, late on Tuesday night for a royal-style tour and within hours  began series of humanitarian visits to various charity organization providing countless photo opportunities.

This included an event at the British Ambassador’s residence with World Health Organization officials and Embassy staff yesterday that has been branded ‘entirely inappropriate’ by critics.

 

And today the Sussex’s visited a rehab centre in Amman, where the   opted for high-street style over haute couture, Wearing a  £109 jacket from Zara.

The current king of Jordan, Abdullah II, has strong ties to the British  Royal Family   and is close to King Charles – having met him on an official visit to  London last year where they were pictured warmly greeting each other.

Their relationship is so close that King Abdullah and his wife  Queen Rania were special VVIP guests at the coronation. Queen Rania also had several meetings with  Queen Camilla to discuss women’s issues.

 Crown Prince Hussein is also friends with  Prince William spending time together in recent years in Britain and  Jordan, from watching football together to a joint visit to a RAF base. The Prince and   Prince of Wales, who were at a community event in Llanidloes, Wales, together this afternoon, also attended Hussein's wedding in 2023.

But despite Harry and Meghan being in Amman, a source in Jordan told the Daily Mail: 'There is no meeting scheduled between the Duke and Duchess of Sussex and the Jordanian Royal Family.                               ’ 

The only member of the Jordanian Royal Family whom Harry and Meghan met briefly was Princess Basma Bint Talal, an aunt of the current King, during a visit to a venture  run by the Jordanian Hashemite Fund for Human Development.
Source    Daily Mirror

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