Buckingham Palace announced today that Harry will be part of the congregation inside Westminster Abbey - but his wife will not attend
Meghan Markle has decided to stay in California with her two children while Prince Harry attends King Charles Coronation next month. Buckingham Palace announced today that Harry will be part of the congregation inside Westminster Abbey to witness King Charles and Queen Camilla being crowned on May 6.
Royal editor Omid Scobie tweeted: "I understand that Archie's fourth birthday played a factor in the couple's decision. Expect it to be a fairly quick trip to the UK for Prince Harry, who will only be attending the coronation ceremony at Westminster Abbey." Last week, it was revealed that the King and Queen will celebrate their coronation by appearing on the Buckingham Palace balcony with just the senior working royals. Charles decision to show a united front of his closest family members will show his vision of a slimmed down monarchy, palace insiders said.
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