Prince Harry could be kept as 'far away as possible' during the King's coronation as Meghan Markle is feared to want to 'cause maximum damage' from her home in California.
Prince Harry will make the trip to London for the historic event on May 6, while Meghan will remain in California with the couple's two children Princess Lilibet and Prince Archie - whose fourth birthday is on the same day.
Meghan Markle still wants to bring down the royal family despite missing the King's coronation, says GB News host Dan Wootton.Mr Wootton said the"inexcusable" thing about Meghan is she made it very clear she thought the royal family were"racist", and she let the late Prince Phillip and Queen Elizabeth"go to their death bed knowing that the world thought there was an issue with racism within the royal family".
While Harry prepares for his solo trip to the UK, Mr Wootton claims there is a"real desire" within the royal family to keep the Duke of Sussex as “far away as possible” during the King's coronation. Charles allegedly wrote to Meghan after the interview aired across the globe to express his sadness over the breakdown of communication in the family and concern about the possible racial biases.
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