According to reports, two members of his family royal family attended Prince Harry and Meghan Markle's daughter Lilibet's christening.

Following an astonishing snub by his father and brother, it has been claimed that family members of Prince Harry attended the christening of his daughter Lilibet.

The christening of Prince Harry and Meghan's daughter Lilibet was attended by only a few senior royals, according to a source from his family.

The Sussexes' 1-year-old daughter Lilibet was christened on March 3 at their Montecito estate in a small Anglican service attended by 20 to 30 of their closest friends. Yet, in an unexpected turn of events, Lilibet was given her regal title of Princess despite a widening schism between the two and the wider family.

According to Marie Claire, several of Harry's royal kin, including the sisters of the late Princess Diana, Lady Jane Fellowes and Lady Sarah McCorquodale, reportedly attended the christening. Since his mother's untimely death in 1997, Harry is believed to have kept up close contact with his aunts.

Although it is unknown how frequently Harry meets them, they have been present on important occasions. Jane, for instance, performed a moving reading from the Song of Solomon during the Duke and Duchess of Sussex's wedding to Meghan Markle in 2018.

Yet, senior members of the Royal Family appeared to skip Lilibet's christening when the royal engagement calendar exposed their absence from the event.

The Royal Family made a pointed effort to justify their absence from the christening on March 3 by publishing a lengthy list of highlights from their recent week just one day later.

A couple of Wales were invited, along with King Charles and his wife, Camilla. Some people think the Royal Family's post announcing their busy week to the public was a subtle jab at the Sussexes.

Tyler Perry, one of Hollywood's most significant figures, arrived in California for the major event. Perry, a personal friend of Harry and Markle, offered the couple personal protection and housing once they moved to the US via Canada in March 2020 for some time.

Shortly after Lilibet, now 21 months old, was born in Santa Barbara in June 2021, Perry was designated the child's godfather. Before the Princess' christening last Friday, he was seen traveling to see the Sussexes at their Montecito house.