There's a reason the royal family didn't create a role for Prince Harry in King Charles III's upcoming coronation, a royal expert exclusively tells Us.
last month, adding that the monarch is “sad” that Meghan, 41, won’t be there. Thealum, 41, will instead be at home in California with children Archie, 3, and daughter Lilibet, 22 months,
. Still, the king is happy that Harry still coming in the midst of the drama between the royals and the Sussexes, the insider said.“Prince Harry, as would the king and Prince William, would regret if he wasn’t there,” Russell told. “So I think generally speaking, the consensus is it’s right that he’s there. It’s probably best that he’s there as King Charles’ son rather than as a working prince of the United Kingdom.
Tensions have been high between Harry and his family since the January release of the BetterUp CIO’s debut memoir,
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