Prince Harry's visit to London didn't last long.
Immediately after the coronation of Charles III.
the Duke of Sussex departed again.
London – The Coronation of King Charles III.
(74) on May 6th was a spectacle for the history books that his youngest son Prince Harry couldn't miss either.
After months of uncertainty as to whether the Duke of Sussex would attend the ceremony, he arrived in London the day before the big event and sat dutifully in Westminster Abbey.
However, the visit to his old homeland did not last particularly long.
Coronation of King Charles III: Prince Louis and Princess Charlotte dazzle at the ceremony
Coronation of King Charles III: Prince Louis and Princess Charlotte dazzle at the ceremony
Short fun: Prince Harry travels to the coronation of King Charles III.
from London
They were both invited on May 6 (Here are all the updates and information about the coronation of King Charles III in the live ticker), while her husband was traveling to London, Meghan Markle decided with the children Archie (3) and Lillibet (1) to remain in the adopted country of California.
Since Archie celebrates his fourth birthday on May 6th, this decision should have been relatively easy and Harry doesn't seem to want to miss these milestones in the life of his firstborn either.
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Prince Harry wasn't in London that long.
Just a day after his arrival and immediately after the coronation of King Charles III.
he travels back to the USA.
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Toby Melville
As confirmed by
Page Six
, Prince Harry left London immediately after the end of the coronation ceremony to be with his family in Montecito in time.
His farewell was apparently quite sparse, as was his appearance at his father's big day.
Because the Duke of Sussex was only in the third row, wore a simple black suit and was covered in many shots by a large feather on Princess Anne's (72) hat.
While his visit to London may have helped mend at least a little the damaged relationship with the rest of his family, after the coronation Harry must choose between Charles III.
and Meghan decide.
Sources used:
pagesix.com
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Toby Melville
