PRINCE HARRY skipped Prince Philip’s memorial ceremony on Monday, citing a “lame” reason, and has now “burned his boats” with the royal family, according to a royal photographer.

Harry had ‘lost out,’ according to legendary royal photographer Arthur Edwards, who has been documenting the Royal Family for The Sun since 1977.

“Royals young and old travelled from far and wide to pay respect to Prince Philip yesterday – save one,” Arthur added.

“Prince Harry’s justification for skipping his grandfather’s memorial ceremony due to “security concerns” is, to put it mildly, weak.

“Harry couldn’t be bothered to take a few days off from Netflix or tending his hens in the United States to honour his grandfather, who has always been there for him.”

“Whether it was marching behind his mother’s coffin with the 12-year-old Prince, or providing support while Harry was on active duty in Afghanistan, Philip was always there for him.”

“Unfortunately, he elected to remain in his large mansion.” You missed out on a fantastic event, Harry, when the Who’s Who of Europe and beyond gathered to honour the man who had faithfully served the Queen for many years.

“As far as I’m concerned, after yesterday’s no-show Harry has burnt his boats.”