Meghan and Harry are expected at the coronation: Seating and menu plans for Sussexes are fixed

The palace is expecting Prince Harry and Meghan Markle to attend the coronation of Charles III.

to London.

A planning report shows details.

Montecito - The first plans for the coronation of the then heir to the throne and today's King Charles III.

(74) must have been in the drawer while his mother Queen Elizabeth II (96, † 2022) was still alive.

It is an enormous logistical achievement behind an event of this historic magnitude.

All top secret, of course.

True to the motto: good preparation is everything, the planning staff has long since gone into detail planning.

So it's not surprising that a good month before the coronation celebrations, the first subtleties are leaking out that allow interesting conclusions to be drawn.

No one knows for sure if that means Harry and Meghan have definitely committed

Although the invitation from Prince Harry (38) and Meghan Markle (41) has not yet been officially accepted and there are more indications of an absence than participation, seating and menu plans are apparently being worked on, which suggests a commitment from the Sussexes .

The staff tasked with the logistics of the historic event have been

instructed to include breakaway Californians in their program around May 6, the

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– Amazing pictures of his royal life

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– Amazing pictures of his royal life

It is likely that negotiations will be held on which specific dates of the three days of celebrations in honor of Charles and Camilla (75) they will attend, where they will sit, what they will wear and of course what safety precautions will have to be taken for them , are in full swing

, it is said.

But the fact that officials from the Master of the Household's Department and Lord Chamberlain's Office are expecting their attendance is the strongest indication yet that the Duke and Duchess of Sussex could be there.

What else do Harry and Meghan have to negotiate with the palace?

You don't want to swap places with the planners of the coronation.

Since Prince William (40) is apparently injured and upset about Harry's exposure in "Spare", it is important to avoid points of contact with Harry.

According to the Express, a friendly voice around the Prince of Wales hinted that William "would not shed a tear" for his brother should he not attend the coronation.

He feels betrayed by Harry.

Whether the coronation can be arranged in such a way that the broken brothers do not meet seems difficult, at least for the coronation ceremony in Westminster Abbey.

However, since William is attending the ceremony and his brother is not, it's possible the two may not even need to meet.

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has enough to do with the throne, according to the

he is apparently not in the mood to sit between the chairs.

Personal sensitivities aside, there's good reason for Harry and Meghan to come

Both sides definitely regret that the royal family has become estranged.

But the parties must also think about the future.

Harry wants to be independent, Charles III.

must advance the modernization of the monarchy.

Appearing at the first coronation of a British monarch in 70 years would certainly boost the Sussexes' royal reputation.

Their time as working royals and their relationships with family members also formed the basis for their largest media deals in the United States to date.

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The palace has scheduled Meghan Markle and Prince Harry for King Charles' coronation.

Details of the preparations have now leaked to Dailymail (photo montage).

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It may be easier to ignore the fact that the invitation was not sent personally by Charles III, but by e-mail from the palace account, and that none of the royals made their way to Montecito for the christening of little Lilibet Diana (1). has.

For its part, the palace is generous in ignoring the disgrace that Harry's memoir Spare has inflicted on the good reputation of the monarchy.

Prince Archie (4) and Princess Lilibet (1) are already listed on the palace websites instead of Mister and Miss Mountbatten-Windsor.

Wanting to keep the connection unites the royal family.

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