Prince Harry’s Coronation Invitation Drama Unfolds

Royal experts are expressing concern over Prince Harry's demands for the upcoming coronation, as it seems the royal family is standing firm against accommodating his requests.

According to royal analyst and author Valentine Lowe, both Prince William and King Charles are resolute in their decision not to yield to Prince Harry's demands prior to the coronation.

An insider divulged to the Times that Prince Harry's invitation to the coronation will not be accompanied by an apologetic tone but rather a straightforward message: “Here is an invitation.

Tell us if you're coming, please.”

Before committing to attending the coronation, Prince Harry is reportedly seeking an apology.

The insider suggests that Prince Harry and his family may risk exclusion from the coronation festivities as his father and brother have refused to concede to his demand for acknowledgment of their past wrongdoings.

In contrast, the family of Camilla, whom Prince Harry previously criticized, is anticipated to garner sympathy and support on social media.

The unfolding drama follows the release of Prince Harry's highly anticipated memoir, “Spare,” where he delves into his upbringing, his mother's tragic death, his military service in Afghanistan, his strained relationship with his brother and father, and his marriage to Meghan Markle.

The groundbreaking autobiography, released on January 10, 2023, garnered significant attention through various televised interviews, propelling it to surpass all previous non-fiction bestseller records the day after its publication.

As preparations for King Charles III's coronation progress, Prince Harry had previously made it clear that his attendance hinged on receiving apologies from both his father and brother regarding his claims against the royal family.

In an ITV interview before the book launch, Prince Harry emphasized that the ball was in their court for reconciliation efforts.

Despite his eagerness for apologies, a source cited by the Times indicated that the royals do not believe any apologies are warranted.

Amid speculations surrounding Prince Harry and Meghan's potential attendance at the coronation, reports suggest that Buckingham Palace may have orchestrated negative publicity about Meghan to divert attention from other controversial figures within the royal family, such as Prince Andrew.

With their son Archie's birthday coinciding with the coronation date, there are suggestions that Prince Harry might attend alone while Meghan stays in the US to celebrate Archie's special day.

While there were indications in January that King Charles would welcome Prince Harry's presence at the coronation, sources hint at potential dialogue between them to address past grievances.

The source emphasized that any conversation would be a two-way street, with King Charles willing to listen and understand despite potential disagreements.

On the other hand, Prince William is portrayed as less open to dialogue, expressing concerns that Prince Harry might overshadow the event with a dramatic gesture.

The strained relationship between the brothers has reached a point where sources describe it as non-existent, with doubts raised about how Prince William would handle Prince Harry's potential attendance at the coronation.

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