ET: Royal Family Members Are Disappointed They Won't See Baby Archie This Holiday Season

As reported by Entertainment Tonight, Prince Harry's family feels "disappointed" that they are missing Christmas with Archie Harrison, the seventh in line of succession to the British throne.

An insider recently revealed to Entertainment Tonight that the royal family already expects that Prince Harry and Meghan Markle will spend Christmas at their California home, away from the UK.

The family of the Duke of Sussex was reportedly disappointed because they will not be seeing baby Archie during the holidays, the source added.

However, as noted by the tipster, Harry and Meghan have yet to finalize plans for the holidays so there is still a possibility the couple's decision will change.

"Things can obviously change, if there's a concern about family health," the source explained, "but they are not hopping over the pond anytime imminently."

The British royal family is likewise sticking to the government's quarantine guidelines in the midst of the ongoing novel coronavirus pandemic, the source went on to explain.

Back in October, an insider disclosed to Entertainment Tonight that the Duke and Duchess of Sussex have gotten closer to the prince's family amid the current global crisis.

The source also noted that the couple, who tied the knot on May 19, 2018, is preparing to show the world more of their passion for the causes they support.

The family's mansion is reportedly worth $14.5 million.

Meanwhile, in October, Mirror reported that Harry and Meghan would likely celebrate New Year in Britain. In fact, aides are reportedly preparing for the prince's return to the UK.

Sources additionally revealed that Meghan will immediately follow Harry and that the former actress should isolate for about fourteen days ahead of privacy action against the Mail on Sunday.

The duchess sued the publication after it published contents from a private letter she wrote to her father. Initially, the trial was due to happen on January 11, 2021, according to Insider.

However, the High Court in London has agreed to push back the pre-arranged date. The High Court's decision came after hearing confidential reasons from the lawyers of the former "Suits" actress. The news outlet also reported that the new date is yet to be confirmed.

Meanwhile, it was previously reported that Harry and Meghan are very excited about spending Christmas with the Duchess' mother, Doria Ragland, in Montecito.

Since August, Harry, Markle, and Archie have been living in their new home in the Montecito neighborhood. The family's mansion is reportedly worth $14.5 million.