Princess Lilibet of Sussex turned 2 years old on June 4 (!!!), but , royal fans couldn't help but notice that she has not received any public blessing from the British royal family on social media.

But don't worry: according to one royal commentator, this was not due to malice on the part of the royal family, but simply a matter of policy.

"In recent years, and since the beginning of King Charles III's reign in September 2022, public messages from the Royal Family's social media accounts have been posted by the Prince and Princess of Wales and their children, the Duke and Duchess of Edinburgh, Princess Royal and other current members of the Royal Family," said Hello! 's online royal correspondent Danielle Stacey explains.

"The Duke and Duchess of Sussex will step down as senior royals in 2020 and no longer hold royal duties. Likewise, the Palace does not normally share messages on the birthdays of Princess Beatrice, Princess Eugenie, and Princess Zara Tindall or on special occasions for their children."

OK, this makes perfect sense, and was corroborated by sources who told "Us Weekly" that the royal family did not "snicker" at Lili in this move.

Last year, the late Queen, Prince Charles and his wife Camilla, and Prince William and his wife Kate offered their congratulations on Lilibet's birthday. Well, okay.

Social media is just social media, and let's admit that Lili's grandfather, Prince Charles, did not forget Lili in real life. In fact, he reportedly "had his entourage look for a custom-built cubby house" and warned Prince Harry "not to be too extravagant." So