Royal family begins coronation rehearsals without Prince Harry

King Charles III and Queen consort Camilla Parker will be installed at Westminster Abbey on May 6 of this year, and the British royal family has started rehearsing for the occasion. But because Prince Harry and Meghan Markle aren’t there, a lot of unfavorable remarks have been made.

The royal family has gathered to practice each of the positions that the future monarchs, in particular, will have to take during the ceremony.

After the various controversies the British family has experienced, the ceremony will be one of the largest events to ever occur. As a result, everything should go as smoothly as possible.

Although it is still unclear whether or not the Prince Harry, who currently reside in the United States, will attend the coronation, this new information could confirm that their attendance is still uncertain. At least 2,000 guests are expected to attend the event.

The spacious ballroom at Buckingham Palace has been the perfect location to practice in the weeks leading up to the historic event because it is very similar to the location where the ceremony will take place.

The disturbing news is that Prince Harry, who is currently in the UK, is not present and hasn’t even had a chance to meet with his father and his sibling Prince William, according to British media reports that only King Charles III’s closest family members are there.