They are apparently “on edge” about the very public family reunion.
Look, there’s not a family out there that doesn’t have tension—the only difference is, your family drama isn’t published inside the 400-plus pages of a bestselling book, streamed on Netflix, and watched live at the Coronation in three months’ time. Not so for the royal family, whose very private familial rift is playing outpublicly, the apex of which could be at King Charles’ Coronation on May 6 at Westminster Abbey in London. Charles has waited over 74 years for this moment.
reports that invites are expected to be sent out imminently. It will then be up to Harry and Meghan what they want to do, which is further complicated by the fact that May 6 is also the fourth birthday of their son, Archie. Because of this, government advisers are putting plans in place in case Harry decides to attend the event alone in a 48-hour whirlwind trip,reports. “From what I know of Harry and Meghan, they will both want to spend some time with their son on his birthday,” a source says.
And, while “any meeting is likely to be a civil affair,” the outlet reports, a source says “Harry revealed details of private conversations, so everyone is on edge. You ask about the Sussexes and everyone immediately changes the subject. They are splitting feathers but not minded to provide any fuel for the fire.”
And, though Harry and Meghan are apparently expected to attend, they will not have an official role in the ceremony, nor will they be invited to appear on the balcony at Buckingham Palace afterwards.Rachel Burchfield is a writer whose primary interests are fashion and beauty, society and culture, and, most especially, the British Royal Family. In addition to serving as the royal editor at Marie Claire, she has worked with publications like Vogue, Vanity Fair, ELLE, Harper’s Bazaar, and more.
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