A few days after the Royal House informed Prince Harry and Duchess Meghan Markle that they must leave "Frogmoor Cottage" in the Windsor Castle complex, it seems that King Charles is working on another move that will demonstrate his willingness to align the generations with the unruly couple.
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According to the report in "Mail o Sunday" today (Sunday), the king intends to offer the two - who live in California together with their two children - to use a suite inside Buckingham Palace if they decide to attend his coronation ceremony this May.
The coronation celebrations will be spread over several days, and are of significant value in shaping Charles III's royal legacy.
The main event will be broadcast to hundreds of millions around the world and at its peak the King will also have the opportunity to put on the "Crown of St. Edward" with which Charles II was also crowned, as well as the "Crown of the Royal Empire".
Beyond that, according to the report, Charles is considering allowing the couple to use the residential complex whenever they wish during their visits to the kingdom, although the place will not be defined as their permanent official residence, since as mentioned they have ceased to be active members of the royal family (and also apparently because of the continued anger towards them).
If they accept the offer, they will actually get the suite that was used by Prince Andrew (the King's brother).
As you may remember, Queen Elizabeth at the time decided to "kick" Andrew out of the palace and cancel almost all of his royal benefits because of the sex affair he was associated with (which eventually reached a settlement outside the walls of the court).
Andrew, for his part, is expected to move to "Frogmore Cottage" after being replaced by the couple.
A source close to what is happening in the palace told the "Mail on Sunday": "His Majesty is indeed angry [at Harry], but he is not a bad person, and he has no intention of seeing him and his wife without a residence in the kingdom."
The latest developments - the evacuation and the offer of reconciliation - come just weeks after Harry published his book "Halifi", in which he made extremely harsh allegations against members of his family, including the king, and even revealed embarrassing conversations and details between the parties.
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