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On a visit to The Hague: Prince Harry and his wife Duchess Meghan
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Despite Prince Harry and his wife Meghan's difficult relationship with the British royal family, according to a press report at the coronation ceremony of Harry's father King Charles III.
invited.
Prince Harry recently received "an email from His Majesty's Office regarding the coronation" of Charles III.
received on May 6, the Sunday Times quoted a spokesman for the couple as saying.
For the time being, however, Harry and Meghan have made no statement as to whether they will accept the invitation, the report said.
Buckingham Palace declined to comment on the report when asked.
Persistent criticism of the royal family
Harry and Meghan retired from the front row of royals in 2020 to live a more independent life.
Since then, they have caused a stir with clear criticism of the royal family in an interview with US presenter Oprah Winfrey two years ago, in a Netflix documentary series released in December and in Prince Harry's autobiography released in January.
Harry and Meghan live in Meghan's native California with their two children and have rarely returned since leaving the UK, including for the funeral of Harry's grandmother Elizabeth II last September.
The couple used their former residence at Frogmore Cottage in Windsor for their visits.
Earlier this week, however, a spokesman for the couple said Charles III.
demanded the return of the residence.
Couple to vacate second home Frogmore Cottage
Harry and Meghan's biographer Omid Scobie, citing a source close to the couple, said the two had "until the beginning of summer" to have their belongings picked up at Frogmore Cottage.
They could still use the property for the coronation ceremony in May.
British media have been speculating for months about Harry and Meghan's participation in the coronation ceremony in May.
In his memoirs, Prince Harry admitted he hadn't spoken to his father "for quite a while."
Harry's relationship with his older brother Prince William is even worse.
More revelations were heard from Prince Harry in a conversation with trauma specialist Gabor Mate on Saturday night.
The 38-year-old Duke of Sussex said he's always felt "slightly different" from the rest of the royal family.
He said he grew up in a "broken family" and is doing his best not to transmit these "traumas" to his almost four-year-old son Archie and his 21-month-old daughter Lilibet.
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