Coronation of Charles III: Prince Harry very hesitant, behind the scenes of the endless discussions with his father

It took several weeks to find out if Prince Harry and Meghan Markle would be present at the coronation of King Charles, expected on Saturday May 6. This Wednesday April 12 at the end of the day, Buckingham Palace sold the wick via a press release in which it was confirmed that the Duke of Sussex would make the trip. However, it is without his wife Meghan Markle, who wants to stay in California with her children Lilibet, 1 year old and Archie, 4 years old on the same day, that the prince harry will attend the ceremony. Facing the members of the clan without his most precious support does not scare Harry, it must be said that this is not the first time. Already at the funeral of his grandfather Prince Philip, Harry faced the inquisitive looks of the Windsors.

It is therefore in solo that Harry will enter the enclosure of the abbey. No wife or children. If he ended up giving in and if he agreed to attend the event, the 38-year-old Duke was keen to know the precise plan of the seats in Westminster. Several sources told the DailyMail that Prince Harry had insisted on knowing his place and especially the identity of the people who would be standing around. A priori, the prince would have shown himself “concerned” by the question, which is why he would have taken so long to confirm his arrival.

“Harry was eager to know, probably because he wanted to approve, what the seating plan was at the Abbey. There were many exchanges about who he would sit behind if he came. And who would be behind them” we learn. These exchanges were similar to “transatlantic table tennis” before the outcome. Obviously, the names of these mysterious members of the royal family suited him since the prince indicated that he would be present. Are they the princesses Eugenie and Beatrice, the cousins ​​who did not never let go since he left for America? Reply in 3 weeks.

Frozen reunion expected

One thing is certain: Prince Harry is not likely to see his arms wide open from Kate Middleton or even William as soon as he arrives on British soil. If he was still in London a few days ago to attend an important trial, the Duke of Sussex took care to avoid his father, on a trip to Germany, and his older brother. Perhaps he was afraid of reprisals or of the reception that his eldest was going to reserve for him when he saw him disembark. It must be said that the last confidences he made about him are enough to shake …