Harry and Meghan 'snubbed' by BAFTA tea party amid fallout from book and docu-series

The Duke and Duchess of Sussex were treated with complete disdain by the greatest English showbiz night in Hollywood

because of fears their participation would be similar to 'setting off an atomic bomb'

Ruler Harry and Meghan Markle were treated with complete disdain by the greatest English showbiz night in Hollywood

since they were "not wanted" in the midst of the aftermath from his assaults on the Regal Family.

The couple were "censured" by the BAFTA Casual get-together in Los Angeles on Saturday (January 14),

sources guaranteed, following the arrival of his book Spare and their Netflix docu-series.

The Sun detailed that the pre-grants slam at

the Four Seasons Lodging in Beverly Slopes pulled in megastars including Cate Blanchett and Kate Hudson.

A leader asserted supervisors in London dismissed welcoming the Duke and Duchess of Sussex due

to the exposure encompassing the questionable couple.
Harry and Meghan have been disregarded over his disclosures about the Imperial Family

The source said: "BAFTA concluded it was a horrible thought, they figured it would be a PR calamity," adding: "Sovereign Harry

, in his book and docu-series, has entirely gone after the Imperial Family.
"The US group was reminded that Harry's most despised enemy, his sibling Ruler William is leader of BAFTA.

So for them to provide first class hospitality to Harry and his significant other would resemble setting off an atomic bomb. It's an off limits.

"Any meetings he or Meghan gave would become a web sensation. Anything negative on William would crush."

Fears were raised that the imperial couple could diss Ruler William

The in the background activity at BAFTA has clearly been left well enough alone and Ruler William's PR group had no

information or association in any of the navigation.