Prince Harry will not be able to see his relatives at King Charles III’s coronation

According to what has been revealed by several sources close to the royal family, Prince Harry would be completely separated from his relatives at the official coronation of King Charles III. However, that would not be all, as there has been talk of the possibility that he would be banned from attempting to speak to his older brother and sister-in-law, Princes William and Kate Middleton.

The wishes for the Duke and Duchess of Sussex to fix their situation with the British royals, seem to see no light at the end of the tunnel. And now it has been revealed that Prince Harry would be forbidden to do some things in order to get closer to some of his relatives at the coronation of his father.

According to what Paul Burrell, former butler of the late Princess Diana of Wales has reported to GB News, the Duke of Sussex will be distanced from Charles III and his brother Prince William on the day of the coronation:

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“Prince Harry will be seated ten rows behind the central core of members of the Royal Family. Therefore, he will not even see his father and brother at that time“. Thus, as reported by the English media, we could not see any photograph of the monarch with his two sons.

However, this would not be consistent with the possible conditions that Harry would have placed in order to confirm his attendance at the ceremony. It has been speculated that the youngest son of the monarch would have asked for an important place among the seats, preferably close to that of his older brother.

In addition, there is also talk of the possibility that he will only be present at the net coronation of King Charles III on May 6th, leaving aside the subsequent celebrations that will take place on May 7th and 8th.

Given this, it seems that Prince Harry’s drama with his family has no end in sight. However, by being present at this important moment, it could open a path for a healthy and productive dialogue.