Prince Harry, the youngest son of King Charles III of the United Kingdom, arrived at Westminster Abbey this Saturday to attend his father's coronation
without his wife Meghan Markle or their children.
Despite being distanced from the British royal family and having separated from the Royal House, the Duke of Sussex arrived at the Anglican temple along with his cousins, Princesses Beatrix and Eugenia.
Harry arrived dressed in civilian clothes and wearing only a few decorations on his lapel.
The Duke, who has harshly criticized his family in his book "In the shade" ("Spare", in English), traveled from Los Angeles (USA), where he resides with his family, but without his wife, Meghan, or his two children, princes Archie and Lilibet.
Prince Harry, the Duke of Sussex and Britain's Prince Andrew leave Westminster Abbey.
AP photo.
The Duke of York, Andrés, brother of King Carlos III, who is also separated from the official functions of the British royal family, arrived at the abbey;
and princes Ana and Eduardo, also brothers of the monarch.
During Charles III's coronation, Harry
was relegated to the third row
at Westminster Abbey;
instead, his brother William, heir to the throne, was ranked first.
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