Meghan Markle and Prince Harry today celebrate the main holiday without the royal family – Thanksgiving.

Duke and Duchess of Sussex cherish the American tradition Los Angeles – and the festivities are far from royal.

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Unlike regulated Christmas with the royal family steeped in tradition, Harry and Meghan’s Thanksgiving is a much more relaxed affair.

In years past, the family celebrated with Meghan’s mom, Doria RaglandArt their California mansion.

The couple usually enjoys a home-cooked meal with traditional Thanksgiving dishes.

The source said last year El they would have dinner “quietly” at home. using fresh vegetables from their garden.

And Megan said the ellen show, the family likes to use the vacation to “relax” and spend quality time together.

She said, “I like to cook, we’re going to be at home and just relax and sort of settle in.”

“This is our second Thanksgiving at home in California, so it’s going to be nice.”

Meghan is known to be a fan of the holiday — and in 2016 she shared photos of her “perfect Thanksgiving turkey” on Instagram.

She wrote in the caption, “Oh, this time I roasted a pretty perfect turkey for Thanksgiving!

“The question is, can I do it again? The pressure is on.”

She told her fans that she cooked the bird on a barbecue instead of in the oven to keep the skin as crispy as possible.

The Duchess also shared her Thanksgiving recipes on her now-defunct blog, The Tig.

In America, this day marks the beginning of Christmas Eve.

This happens as we have shown the reason Meghan and Harry won’t be joining the royal family for Christmas.

The royal family will still gather in Sandringham Art Norfolk to celebrate their first Christmas without the late Queen, but the Duke and Duchess of Sussex will remain abroad.

Last month it was reported that Prince Harry and Megan received an invitation from King Charles to join the family for Christmas celebrations.

But the Duke and Duchess are expected to decline an invitation to Sandringham as relations continue to sour, according to royal experts.

Biographer Angela Levin told The Sun: “The Queen’s death means there won’t be as much pressure for the whole family to be together – which is good, because it looks like Harry and Meghan won’t be attending.

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