Tyler Perry admitted he refused to go to the UK for Lilibet's Christening

Tyler Perry has revealed he was 'honored' to be asked by Prince Harry and Meghan Markle to be Lilibet's godfather - while admitting that he told the couple he would not agree to travel to the UK to take part in a christening ceremony with the royals. Tyler Perry has revealed that Prince Harry and Meghan Markle asked him to be godfather to Lilibet - but admitted he refused to travel to the UK for a royal christening Harry and Meghan asked Perry, 53, to serve as their daughter's godfather after he came to their aid in March 2020 and loaned them his Beverly Hills home 'I had to take a minute to take that in and I thought I'd be honored, absolutely be honored.' After spending several months in Canada, the couple was looking for a place to call home - and Meghan says she called Tyler to ask him for help Speaking of the moment that Harry and Meghan asked him to serve in the role of godfather, Perry recalled: 'They were pretty serious on the phone and I am like, "OK what's going on", and they said, "Well we would like for you to be Lili's Godfather"' During the final three episodes of the documentary, the couple shared several new images and videos of their daughter 'I'm not a royal watcher, I don't really pay attention to a lot of stuff,' he said. Any suggestion negative stories were 'fed' to the media by the Palace as part of a 'war' against Meghan is categorically untrue - in fact I ignored Harry's frankly rude and unprofessional behaviour towards the press, says Royal Editor REBECCA ENGLISH Harry and Meghan Netflix documentary LIVE: Final three episodes released TODAY see Duchess branded a 'scapegoat' as royal family brace for fresh attacks STEPHEN GLOVER: The world is tiring of the shallow, selfish Sussexes.