Ammon – After a long wait for the decision to be decided, Prince Harry will attend the coronation ceremony of his father, King Charles, next month, but alone without his American wife, Megan Markle, who will remain in California, accompanied by their two children, Archie and Lillbet.
The news of the presence of the prince, the youngest son of the British monarch, was confirmed by Buckingham Palace through a special statement that said: “Buckingham Palace is pleased to confirm that the Duke of Sussex will attend the coronation at Westminster Abbey on May 6,” noting that his wife, the Duchess of Sussex, will remain in California with Prince Archie, who turns four on May 6, the day of the coronation, and one-year-old Princess Lilibet.
In this context, a friend of Prince Harry and Megan Markle, Omid Scobie, told the British Daily Mail that the prince’s visit will be limited to attending the coronation ceremony only, and returning directly to his home in the United States of America to be with his son on his birthday.
The royal family is happy with the news
Prince Harry will join more than 2,000 guests at Westminster Abbey on May 6, 2023, as this will be the first time he’s been seen with the royal family since the release of his memoir “Spare”.
And it was stated in the aforementioned magazine report that King Charles feels satisfied and happy that his son will attend the coronation ceremony, while the rest of the family feels more comfortable that Megan will not be present, and in particular Kate Middleton.
The Daily Mail had also reported a few days ago that the royal palace as well as the royal family did not know if Prince Harry and his wife Megan Markle would attend the coronation ceremony of his father, King Charles III, especially after the deadline for confirming attendance at the coronation ceremony expired on Monday, April 3, without no response from them.
It was reported that the matter caused confusion for the palace employees, as they are working on organizing the ceremony, setting up the places for the guests to sit, and dividing them according to importance.
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