Prince Harry's wedding only the Obamas might be invited.

Theresa May says it's 'too early' to talk about the invite list - but the former occupants of the White House do enjoy a 'special relationship' with the redheaded royal

   

Of course, it's waaay too soon to know who will be lucky enough to score one of those heavy-cardstock invitations to the wedding of Prince Harry and his new fiancee, American actress Meghan Markle. I mean, give the cute couple a minute to bask in the glow reflected in that blingy diamond ring before you start badgering them about their wedding plans, right?

But still, it's possible that the exclusive list could include a high-profile American couple - and it might not be President Donald Trump and first lady Melania Trump. More likely? Former President Barack Obama and Michelle Obama.

Their inclusion is more likely for a few reasons. First off, Harry and Meghan don't have to treat the Trumps like those annoying family members that everyone insists you must invite. Since he's now fifth in line to the throne (and soon to be sixth with his brother, Prince William, expecting a third child), the couple might not be under as much pressure to invite the heads of state from all of the U.K.'s allies, even their besties in the United States. After all, the Obamas didn't attend the 2011 wedding of Harry's big brother William, reportedly because of security costs for the then-first couple to attend.

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And there's reason to think the newly engaged couple aren't exactly Trump fans. Back when Trump was a candidate, Markle called him “misogynistic” and even threatened to move out of the United States if he was elected. “We film 'Suits' in Toronto, and I might just stay in Canada,” she said when comic Larry Wilmore asked her about the election in an interview on The Nightly Show. (That was before she'd even met her future prince, and now that she's marrying into the royal family, we imagine she won't be so loose-lipped about politics.)

The Obamas, though, enjoy a far warmer relationship with Harry, at least. Michelle Obama has been public in her admiration for the red-headed royal, and the Obamas traded mock-taunting videos promoting Harry's Invictus Games for wounded military members. Michelle Obama called him “Prince Charming” - and more recently “my friend” when Harry joined the couple in Chicago in October for the inaugural summit of the Obama Foundation and came with her for a surprise visit to local schoolkids there.
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 Of course, there's no official word yet. The British prime minister's office was in the “give the kids a moment” camp, insisting on Monday when asked about Trump that it's “too early into the engagement to think about a guest list.”