Kate and william extend major olive branch to harry and meghan

The Duke and Duchess of Cambridge have taken to Twitter to wish Meghan a happy birthday. In a move that could be considered an olive branch extended to the Duke and Duchess of Sussex, Kate

and William shared a brief message for their sister-in-law.  The tweet read: "Wishing a happy birthday to The Duchess of Sussex!" The message was accompanied by a picture, showing

Meghan smiling widely from the footsteps of St Paul's Cathedral.  This snap was taken on June 3, when most Royal Family members gathered to attend a service of thanksgiving amid

celebrations for the Queen's Platinum Jubilee.  The choice of this snap is significant, as this marked the Duchess of Sussex' first and only official appearance in the UK during

the long bank holiday weekend of celebrations. READ MORE: ROYAL FAMILY: 'WANTED THE TITLE' MEGHAN'S HOPES DASHED The Duke and Duchess of Cambridge have been the first senior

members of the Firm to officially mark Meghan's birthday on Twitter.  A few minutes after the message shared by the @KensingtonRoyal account, Prince Charles and Camilla, Duchess of

Cornwall, also tweeted their birthday wishes for Meghan.  In a post very similar to the one published by Kate and William, the future King and his wife wrote: "Happy birthday to The

Duchess of Sussex!"   The tweet included a photograph, also taken on the day of the service held for the Queen's reign at the cathedral in central London.  DON'T MISS  Unlike

the Cambridges, this tweet also featured a red balloon emoji next to the birthday wishes.   The Twitter accounts of the royal households normally mark only the birthdays of senior members of

the Firm, ignoring on the other hand the big days of non-working - but beloved - royals such as Zara Tindall and Princess Eugenie.  However, these accounts are making an exception when it

comes to publicly celebrating the birthdays of the four members of the Sussex family.  Kate and William's decision to tweet out a message for Meghan divided their Twitter followers.  

Some described the message as a "classy" move.  Praising the Cambridges, @sarah_delore wrote: "William and Catherine always take the high road. Always choose to be graceful

and classy. Incredible." Similarly, @bernadette_59 wrote: "This shows William & Catherine's class." Another Twitter user, @ColemanPhilippa, said: "That’s

enormously gracious of you both."  Other social media users appeared to be less impressed by Kate and William's post.   @Rileydo73362981 tweeted: "Seriously?? Wow. No

words." This message prompted Poppy31101260 to reply: "It's protocol. Damned if they do damned if they don't." Another Twitter user, called @main_pamela, wrote:

"....and people wonder why they moved to America, SMH. Happy birthday Meghan." Finally, @lyns8y said: "Just stop. This is ridiculous now."  The Duchess of Sussex is

turning 41 today and has been tipped to spend the day privately with her family.