Recent reports suggest that Katherine, the Princess of Wales, has allegedly decided against inviting Meghan Markle, her sister-in-law, to witness the coronation of King Charles III. Author Tom Bower, known for "Revenge: Meghan, Harry, and the War Between the Winds," made this revelation during an interview with GB News.
Bower expressed his belief that Meghan may have desired to attend her father-in-law's coronation, highlighting that Kate made it clear that Meghan wouldn't be welcome. He further claimed that had Meghan attended, she might have been relegated to sit at the back due to the constitutional importance of Harry's presence as the next in line after Charles in case of unforeseen circumstances affecting the Cambridges.
This potential exclusion could explain Harry's solo trip to London for the coronation on May 6th, while Meghan remained in California. The decision to keep Meghan away from this significant royal event was attributed to Princess Katherine, reflecting the strained relationship detailed in Harry's memoir.
In other developments, the date for Trooping the Colour in 2024 is set for June 15th, with the Irish Guards trooping the colour, and Princess Katherine taking the salute at the Colonel's review the Saturday before. However, Harry and Meghan were not invited to Trooping the Colour in 2023, and it appears unlikely they'll receive an invitation in 2024, underscoring the strained relationship with the royal family. A royal insider hinted at a potential ban from all royal events for the Sussexes due to Megan's alleged plans to criticize her sister-in-law.
Royal biographer Angel Levin suggested that Meghan might need to reconsider certain aspects of her memoir, emphasizing the importance of maintaining a positive tone. Levin also speculated that Megan's ambitions might extend beyond England, aiming for global stardom, possibly using undisclosed revelations as leverage.
Regarding the rift between Prince William and Prince Harry, there's a belief that they might reevaluate their relationship when William ascends to the throne. A royal expert, Brook Cifin, suggested that when Charles passes away, the brothers might find a way to reconcile and put aside past differences.
Currently not on speaking terms, Prince Harry's relations with the royal family have soured since his decision to step down from royal duties. Speculations suggest that a reconciliation between William and Harry could enhance the global popularity of Britain's royal family.
