According to information from the British newspaper The Sunday Times, Prince Harry is not to attend the coronation ceremony of King Charles III on Sunday (8). participate in May this year.
Recently, in a documentary produced by a streaming platform, the Duke of Sussex spoke from behind the scenes at Buckingham Palace and gave controversial details about what he lived as royal. The revelations would have shaken the relationship with older brother William and father.
In his memoir, Spare, due out this week, Harry opened up about his strained relationship with William, calling him his “nemesis.” In one of the chapters he describes a fight between the two in which he is said to have been grabbed by the collar and thrown to the ground.
These and other reports had the heir to the throne “burning with anger” and therefore the presence of the youngest at the coronation ceremony would be a problem and should be avoided.
In addition to being removed from the guest list, Harry must also be left out of the entire rite of passage for the crown. According to the Sunday Times, only William is expected to attend the historic moment and it would be a break with tradition.
“As things stand, there is no role for Harry in the service,” a royal source told the British publication.
The British royal family has not responded to any of Harry’s statements. Dropping his attendance at the ceremony, which will take place in a few months, would be the first reaction to the Duke of Sussex’s position.
After the book was leaked before it was officially on sale, several controversies surprised the subjects, such as Harry’s use of cocaine in his youth and the story in which he recounts that he was 25 during the time he took part Taliban would have killed raids in Afghanistan.