Prince Harry will be present at the coronation of his father, Charles III, on May 6, 2023. But it will not be a cakewalk, he is preparing to undergo several humiliations.
Charles III will be crowned this Saturday, May 6, 2023. As events prepare, Buckingham Palace is facing a big controversy. And it’s not even about the exorbitant cost of the coronation… But nothing is too good for the coronation of the new king and many distinguished guests are expected. Despite this, some stars refused to participate in the ceremonies. While we still do not know if Prince Louis will be present at the coronation of his grandfather Charles III, we know that George or William, to name a few, will have an important role. Just like other members of the royal family. But not all…
The prince Harry, youngest son of the new king, will be left out of many key moments of the day. In question, the still very tense relations between the brother of Prince William and his wife and the rest of the Windsor clan following the release of the documentary series Harry & Meghan, and Memoirs of Prince Harry. If Harry is present in London on May 6, it is because some of his requests (only 3) have been accepted. But in any case, knowingly: they will have to undergo several humiliations and hard blowswithout flinching or showing disappointment.
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Coronation of Charles III: the 5 foreseeable humiliations for Harry
- THE Prince Harry will not be part of the procession in a carriage that will immediately follow the coronation. Indeed, Charles III wanted the latter to be done in reduced numbers and therefore de facto excluded his youngest son and his brother Prince Andrew.
- Prince Harry will be widely differentiated from William. He will not be in ceremonial uniform, but in a “classic” tailcoat costume. Also, he won’t be able to pay homage to his father by kneeling before him. Only his brother William, heir, will have this honor in addition to being able to kiss him on the cheek.
- Prince Harry should also be allocated “medium” seats in Westminster Abbey for the coronation ceremony. They will not be in the front row and may even be seated at a distance from the rest of the royal family, among the civilians.
- Prince Harry should also be kept away from the appearance of the royal family at Buckingham balcony. As a reminder, during the Queen’s Jubilee, they had already been excluded with Meghan Markle from this moment.
- Meghan and Harry’s children, Archie and Lilibet, will in principle not be included at all in their grandfather’s coronation, as the age argument has been put forward. However, Prince Louis, who will celebrate his 5th birthday, will be in the procession.
Will Harry manage to look good in front of the cameras throughout this day of May 6?