There is no room for Meghan Markle in this scenario. In order to bring King Charles’ coronation to the stage without a scandal, Prince Harry should leave as soon as possible.
London – On May 6, 2023, King Charles III. (74) was crowned in a ceremony at Westminster Abbey. The big question that arises before the coronation is: Which role should Prince Harry (38) and Meghan Markle (41) play at the celebrations in London? In their Netflix documentary “Harry & Meghan” and in Harry’s biography “Reserve” (Original: “Spare”), the royal dropouts made massive allegations against the British royal family. Nevertheless, Charles would at least like to have his son present at the coronation.
Only 48 hours: Short visit from Prince Harry planned for the coronation weekend
“They will definitely be invited and we expect they will come,” an insider recently told The Sun. “However, it would be helpful if they came earlier so that there is no total circus on the day.” But the palace seems to have said goodbye to these plans in the meantime. The new motto: brevity is the spice.
During preparations for the coronation of King Charles III. running at full speed, a secret plan is being worked on behind the scenes Operation Harry in a hurry sees loud Daily Mail a short visit from Prince Harry. Accordingly, Harry is to be flown in from the USA for 48 hours to attend his father’s coronation ceremony in London. Duchess Meghan, on the other hand, would stay in Montecito in this scenario to – what a practical argument – celebrate son Archie’s birthdaywho will be four years old on the day of the coronation.
Coronation of British monarchs
The coronation of the British monarchs traditionally takes place in Westminster Abbey in London. In the solemn ceremony, the Archbishop of Canterbury inaugurates the Queen or King. Parts of the service are the taking of the oath by the monarch, the presentation of the Bible and the crown jewels, the anointing and finally the coronation with the St. Edward’s crown.
Does it come before the coronation of King Charles III. to talk to Prince Harry?
In his ITV interview with Tom Bradby (56) in January, Prince Harry said of the coronation: “A lot can happen before then. The door is always open. They have the ball now. There’s a lot to talk about and I really hope they’re willing to sit down and talk about it.”
Whether it was before the coronation of King Charles III. Harry and his family will meet on May 6th, or whether Prince William’s younger brother (40) will travel to London without prior discussion is anyone’s guess. At least one seems to be committed to reconciliation – King’s wife Camilla (75). So that the family quarrel doesn’t overshadow the coronation of her great love Charles, Camilla is said to have convened a crisis summit with Prince Harry. Sources used: dailymail.co.uk, thesun.co.uk
