Prince Harry and Meghan Markle are reportedly set to receive invitations for King Charles‘ coronation in May, despite concerns their presence could cause some friction among the Royal Family.
Prince Harry and Meghan are expected to attend King Charles’ coronation – but planners fear it could turn into a “total circus” if their arrival is not well timed.
Royal insiders have reportedly confirmed the “working assumption” is the Duke and Duchess of Sussex will be at the historic ceremony on May 8.
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The Firm is still said to be feeling raw about the fresh allegations made by Harry in his autobiography Spare, as well as the couple’s bombshell Netflix miniseries.
But planners for the three-day event, which will see the King officially crowned, say suggestions the Sussexes won’t be on the 2,000-strong guest list are far from the truth.
Invitations for the 90-minute service at Westminster Abbey are to be sent out this month.
Royals, dignitaries and world leaders will pack into the abbey.
A source told The Sun: “They will definitely be invited, and we are working on the assumption that they will come.”
However, the insider also suggested work will need to be done to avoid any awkward encounters.
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They added: “It would be helpful if they came earlier though so it’s not a total circus on the day.”
The coronation – the first in Britain since Queen Elizabeth II took the throne in June 1953 – will coincide with a special bank holiday weekend.
It will see processions and feature two appearances from Charles on the Buckingham Palace balcony.
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