Prince Harry has passed his father’s important coronation date. Is he already heading to the airport while the other royals gather on the balcony?
Prince Harry has fulfilled his family duty and is here for the coronation of King Charles III. been present in London. Photos from Westminster Abbey had shown the 38-year-old lost and tense shortly before the service. While his brother Prince William and his wife Princess Kate were allowed to sit in the front row, Harry was seated in the third row with his uncle and cousins.
But that wasn’t the only detail that set Harry apart from the royal elite. While William and Kate took a central role in the ceremony, Harry was just a spectator. And the prince was not part of the subsequent carriage ride to Buckingham Palace either.
Harry opens the door of his limousine with a grin
Instead, a visibly relieved Harry was photographed by photographers as he quickly left Westminster Abbey. With a broad grin on his lips, he climbed into a limousine with darkened windows, the service program still in hand.
Will the Brit go straight to the airport? Ahead of the coronation, The Sun reported that Harry will be present for at least two hours after the ceremony before heading home to his family in California. But since there are no more official appointments for the prince, he could actually be on his way back.
Like his uncle Prince Andrew, Prince Harry was left out for the big balcony moment when Charles presented himself to his people as crowned king for the first time. The two are also not allowed to be present at the official photo shoot afterwards in Buckingham Palace. However, Harry is said to have received an invitation for the afternoon lunch after the coronation, as reported by the “Daily Mail”.
Meanwhile, Duchess Meghan purposefully stayed away from the royal mega event with her two children Archie and Lilibet. Today you are celebrating the fourth birthday of your eldest son. Maybe that’s why Harry was now hurrying so happily but nimbly towards the limousine. His grin would certainly explain the anticipation of his wife and children.
