After
much speculation, it has been revealed that Prince Harry will attend his
father's coronation at Westminster Abbey on May 6th without Meghan. This will
be the first time the prince has been seen with the Royal Family since the release
of his memoir, "Spare," in which he shared details of his
disagreements with other family members.
Harry has also expressed feeling
"different" from the rest of his family. It is believed that Meghan's
absence at the coronation is part of the ongoing unresolved family tensions.
Prince
Harry and Meghan issued a statement confirming his attendance at the coronation
and her absence due to their son Prince Archie's fourth birthday. The couple
had been contacted via email more than a month ago about attending the
ceremony, but it was unclear until now whether they would be part of the
historic event.
As
a non-working royal, it is uncertain what role Prince Harry will play in the
ceremony. However, it is expected that Prince William, as the Prince of Wales,
will have a prominent role.
The
coronation will be followed by a long weekend of public events and concerts
that the Royal Family is expected to attend. It remains to be seen whether
Harry will have any interaction with his brother and father, especially given
the revelations in his book. Harry made an unexpected appearance in London in
March for a court hearing but did not meet with his family during his visit.
