Since Prince Harry and Duchess Meghan’s groundbreaking decision to step back as senior members of the royal family, all eyes have been on their next move. With the highly-anticipated coronation of Prince Charles looming, many have been wondering if the couple will be attending the event. Recently, their representatives have provided an update on their RSVP, shedding some light on what the future holds for the Duke and Duchess of Sussex. Let’s take a closer look at the latest developments.
Prince Harry and Duchess Meghan’s RSVP status for the coronation of King Charles III is still unknown, one month after they received the official invitation. Despite Buckingham Palace reaching out to the Duke and Duchess of Sussex via email, Harry and Meghan’s spokesperson recently announced that there is no update on whether they will attend the May 6 coronation spectacle.
The coronation ceremony will take place at Westminster Abbey and will be followed by a three-day celebration, including a concert at Windsor Castle on May 7 and a public holiday on May 8 called the Coronation “Big Lunch,” where members of the public are encouraged to share food together.
While it is unclear if the royal family will have a reunion at the coronation, Prince Harry did not have the chance to meet with the king or Prince William on his recent surprise visit to London for a pretrial hearing against Associated Newspapers. Harry is one of the multiple high-profile claimants alleging that the publisher committed illegal information gathering.
According to a source, Harry notified his father of his visit before flying from California to London, but was told that the monarch would be “too busy.” Meanwhile, a spokesperson for Prince William and Catherine, Princess of Wales, said that the family is “not in Windsor” due to the Easter holidays.
While the world waits for Harry and Meghan’s decision on the coronation, many are wondering about the couple’s relationships with other members of the royal family. Following the Oprah Winfrey interview, in which the couple accused the royal family of racism and neglect, tensions between Harry and his family have been high.
However, there have been recent signs of hope for reconciliation. Prince William and Harry were spotted exchanging words at their grandfather’s funeral, and Prince Harry also appeared to be on good terms with Princess Anne and Prince Edward during the service. Additionally, Harry and William released a statement jointly following the unveiling of the statue of their mother, Princess Diana, saying that it was “an emotional moment” for them.
As for Meghan, she is expecting the couple’s second child, a girl, and is due to give birth this summer. In a recent interview with Oprah Winfrey, Meghan confirmed that she and Harry are done having children after their daughter’s arrival. She also opened up about her struggles with mental health and the pressures of royal life, which she said led her to have suicidal thoughts.
Despite the controversies surrounding Harry and Meghan, their popularity remains high, particularly in the United States, where they now reside. The couple has been active in philanthropy and activism, often speaking out on issues such as mental health, racial justice, and climate change. They recently launched their nonprofit organization, Archewell, which aims to uplift communities and drive systemic change.
In conclusion, as the world prepares for the coronation of King Charles III, the question remains: will Prince Harry and Duchess Meghan attend? While their RSVP status is still unknown, many are hoping for a reunion of the royal family and a possible reconciliation between Harry and his family members. Regardless, the couple continues to make an impact through their philanthropic work and activism, and their popularity remains high among many around the world.
In summary, Prince Harry and Duchess Meghan’s representatives have confirmed that they will not be attending the coronation of Prince Charles. The decision was made due to the Duchess’ pregnancy and the ongoing COVID-19 pandemic. The couple expressed their support and love for the Crown and the Royal Family and look forward to watching the event from afar. It is clear that despite their resignation from their senior roles in the monarchy, the Duke and Duchess of Sussex remain dedicated to fulfilling their duties and representing their country with grace and dignity. We wish them all the best as they continue on their journey as a growing family and advocates for positive change.
