KING Charles is sending a powerful message through his shake-up of the Royal Family’s Christmas, experts have claimed.
It comes as The Sun revealed Sarah Ferguson is to be invited to Christmas with the Royal Family for the first time in 30 years — along with her disgraced ex-hubby Prince Andrew.
She has not spent Christmas Eve and Christmas Day with the rest of the family at Sandringham since she split from Prince Andrew in 1992.
But a Sandringham source revealed the five-bedroom Wood Farm is being prepared for Andrew, 62, Sarah Ferguson, 63, their daughters Beatrice, 34, and 32-year-old Eugenie and their own husbands and two children.
And now royal experts believe the invite is sending a clear sign of how the King plans to rule.
Royal biographer Angela Levin told The Sun: “I think that its a sign that Prince Charles is trying to put out - We are a family.
“It was really prince Philip who couldn’t stand her and never forgave her for having her financial advisor suck her toes.
“An awfully long time has passed now and she's very much loved by her children who will be invited.”
Meanwhile, Andrew, who was stripped of his official duties in the wake of the Jeffrey Epstein sex scandal, will also appear on the day.
Ms Levin continued: “Charles and the Duke of York have never gotten on since childhood but of course.
“But Prince Charles is showing that Amdrew’s not going to be doing any royal events and he’s not going to be a working royal - but he is family.
"He’s clearly showing this division. He is splitting work from family - working royals from family - one from the other.”
And it’s thought the olive branch being handed to Fergie could be a sign that Harry could be given the same.
Ms Levin explained: “King Charles is a forgiving person. I don’t think he forgives about anything that is wrong for the country
“But I think he would forgive Harry very quickly I’m sure - because he loves him very much
“Accepting Fergie back is a sign of this. All Harry would need to do to have this happen is make the first steps.
“But there's a difference between loving a member of your family and absolutely hating what they are doing with their life”
