### Meghan Markle Urged to Avoid Upstaging King Charles’ Coronation

Royal expert Carol Lieberman has advised Meghan Markle against overshadowing King Charles' upcoming coronation with any extravagant celebrations for her son Prince Archie's birthday.

In an exclusive interview with Express.co.uk, Lieberman expressed concerns that the Duchess of Sussex might seek to divert attention away from the historic event.

Lieberman emphasized the challenge facing Meghan, suggesting that the temptation to attract media focus on Archie's birthday coinciding with the coronation would be hard to resist.

The renowned TV psychologist remarked that Meghan might be inclined to steal some of the limelight, even if she does so from Montecito rather than London.

Recent reports have revealed that Meghan allegedly reached out to TV choirmaster Gareth Malone, known for his role in the BAFTA-winning series *The Choir*, to arrange a choir performance in honor of Archie's birthday, mirroring the one held at Lilibet's christening.

This move has sparked speculation about Meghan's intentions to draw attention away from the coronation.

Despite suggestions that Meghan could have engaged local choirs in Montecito or Tyler Perry's choir for the birthday celebration, her choice to involve Gareth Malone's choir, set to perform at King Charles' coronation, has raised eyebrows.

It is rumored that Meghan even considered using her title as the Duchess to influence Malone, prompting questions about her motives.

Gareth Malone, a prominent figure in the music industry, is slated to lead the choirs at King Charles' coronation, underscoring the significance of his involvement in the prestigious event.

The specially assembled coronation choir, comprising over 300 amateur singers, will take center stage at Windsor Castle during the Coronation Concert on Sunday, May 7th.

Earlier this year, a nationwide search was launched to identify talented community and amateur choirs across the UK to form the core of the coronation choir.

Following a rigorous selection process, the final lineup of the choir, featuring diverse backgrounds and talents, was confirmed.

The journey of these choir members leading up to the coronation performance will be documented in the BBC special *Sing for the King*.

Scheduled to air on BBC One on the evening of Friday, May 5th, the documentary will showcase the guidance provided by notable personalities such as Britain's Got Talent judge Amanda Holden, TV choir master Gareth Malone, and Strictly judge Motsi Mabuse.

The celebrities aim to mentor and inspire the choir members as they prepare for their momentous performance at the coronation.

Amanda Holden expressed enthusiasm for the unique opportunity presented to the dedicated singers, highlighting the transformative experience awaiting them.

With each celebrity leveraging their expertise to nurture the choir's talent, the stage is set for a harmonious and unforgettable performance at King Charles' coronation.