“Awkward faces and sour grapes?” – Will Prince Harry Create a Fuss If He Attends His Father’s Coronation Ceremony?

Should Prince Harry attend the coronation ceremony? Perhaps (not). It is almost after 7 whole decades since the British royal palace will witness the crowning of Prince Charles III alongside his wife, Camilla, Que en Consort. Her Majesty, the late Queen Elizabeth II honored the throne way back in June 1953 and has since been the ultimate serving monarch of the United Kingdom and the other Commonwealth realms. However, 2022 saw the unfortunate demise of the Queen and her son accessed the throne soon after.

And finally, after months of halting and slating his coronation ceremony, we will finally get to behold the historical ceremony over a period of three days. But from the experiences of the past, the world is well aware that royal ceremonies are never devoid of some or other controversies. This time around, a big iceberg stands in the way in the form of an intense question mark. Should Prince Harry attend his father’s big day along with his wife, Meghan Markle? Well, while the palace has made no comment on it, other socialites have contributed their two cents.

Karen Brandy is negative about inviting Prince Harry and Meghan Markle to the awaited coronation ceremony

After the well-thought slams the Duke and Duchess of Sussex have attacked the Royal Family with throughout their Netflix docuseries and the memoir, Spare, any British royal will have second thoughts before giving their thoughts on this matter. However, it seems like actress and businesswoman Karen Brandy has already made up her mind.

KING CHARLES III WANTS PRINCE HARRY TO ATTEND CORONATION + MORE WILL & C… https://t.co/HBS9T0eu5r via @YouTube pic.twitter.com/k6Zgx9yZMS

— Royal Sussex (@RoyalSussex_) January 30, 2023

As soon as she learned that 60% of Brits believe that Prince Harry should be invited to the investiture ceremony at Westminster Abbey, she provided her verdict in her column in The Sun, asserting that this should be a “happy occasion.” She further asserted if the ex-serving royals grace his highness’s special day, it will cause nothing but an atmosphere filled with “awkward faces and sour grapes,” reports Express, UK.

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Notably, the holy occasion of celebration and pageantry will take place on 6th of May this year, followed by a kingdom-wide bank holiday. So only time will tell if the entities in concern will attend the ceremony or not.

What are your thoughts about it? Do you think Prince Harry and Meghan Markle should attend the coronation ceremony? Feel free to share your opinions below.