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Explained: Why Harry & Meghan should be strictly controlled at King Charles coronation

Lachmi Deb Roy • February 21, 2023, 16:23:56 IST
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Here is why Prince Harry and Meghan Markle would not be given the spotlight at King Charles coronation.

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Explained: Why Harry & Meghan should be strictly controlled at King Charles coronation

The Duke and Duchess of Sussex are said to be ‘strictly controlled’ during the upcoming royal event because of their past behaviours and for talking badly about the royal Family of Britain in both Netflix’s _Harry & Meghan_ and Prince Harry’s memoir Spare. We are all aware about how much damage both the docuseries and the memoir has done to the reputation of the royal family. Royal expert Richard Fitzwilliams says: “We do know they are going to be invited, that does seem to be so. As to whether or not they’ll come the answer is probably yes because, remember, they only get their work because they’re royals,” argues Mr Fitzwilliams. “As a result, they have to be seen to be involved in some form. I would think other members of the family will keep discussions with them to the weather. We know the background to this and it is not a happy one.” “We do know they are going to be invited, that does seem to be so. As to whether or not they’ll come the answer is probably yes because, remember, they only get their work because they’re royals,” argues Mr Fitzwilliams. He added: “Exactly like at the Platinum Jubilee, their role will be strictly controlled and they won’t have much of a role. The Palace know what they are dealing with and who they are dealing with - there’s no chance at all that they will overshadow the event.” According to a report published on Sunday by The Telegraph, Prince Harry is weighing a million different variables as the estranged royals decide whether to fly back to the UK in May. Meanwhile, King Charles is facing ’not my king’ protests as his coronation day approaches. A friend of Prince Harry quoted that he was wondering how the British public will react to him and Meghan attending the coronation, and inversely, whether their decision to skip it might be perceived as a snub. While Harry is mindful that this will be “pretty much the most important day" in his father’s life, the coronation also falls on his son Archie’s fourth birthday. Meghan Markle wants ultimate destruction of the royal family Meghan Markle  has been an agent of destruction, a royal biographer said following the leaking of  Prince Harry ‘s memoir  _Spare_  which will be officially released on January 10. The royal biographer, Tom Bower also said that Meghan Markle had “constantly” sought platforms to speak before meeting Prince Harry. “She wanted to be Angelina Jolie; a celebrity and a famous influencer. But she was irrelevant. Being with  Harry  gave her that opportunity and she ‘played him’ from the start. Harry was groomed by Meghan. Her wedding guests were all Hollywood, not family, which shows her agenda. She always wanted to go back to Hollywood,” the biographer said. It is true that Meghan Markle has been an agent of destruction and she understood Harry’s vulnerability. The Duke and Duchess of Sussex wants ultimate destruction of the royal family and not a compromise. The Duke and Duchess of Sussex have launched several bombshell claims against the royal family, first in their Netflix documentary series and then Harry’s tell-all memoir, Spare. The prince also took part in several TV interviews to promote the book. Buckingham Palace has remained silent on the claims, while King Charles III still reportedly wants his youngest son to attend his historic Coronation ceremony at Westminster Abbey on May 6. But one royal commentator believes  Harry  and  Meghan  should stay away from the Coronation but added if Charles insists on them seeing him crowned in person, “he must protect the feelings and reputation of helpless William and Kate at all costs”. Dan Wootton wrote in his latest column for the MailOnline: “Harry and Meghan are seeking ultimate destruction, not a compromise. King Charles needs both his sons to be  a successful monarch Firstpost had earlier reported that despite the controversial Netflix series, Harry & Meghan and Prince Harry’s book Spare, British experts believe that King Charles III needs both Diana’s boys in his corner to be successful as a monarch. Leaving all the fights and disagreements to the side, a royal biographer has claimed that  King Charles  “needs Diana’s boys in his corner” to succeed as a monarch. However, the rift between the Firm and the Duke and Duchess of Sussex changed the new monarch’s ground, who had always envisioned leading the country and the Firm with Prince William and Prince Harry at his side, royal commentator Christopher Anderson said. The author of The King: The Life of Charles III claimed to Express.co.uk: “It’s a quivering tightrope the King walks when it comes to Meghan and Harry. “He always envisioned both sons and their families up there beside him on the balcony at Buckingham Palace once he became King, and he knows that this what the British people wanted as well. As a practical matter, King Charles really needs all hands on deck if he is to succeed as monarch.” (With added inputs from agencies) Read all the  Latest News ,  Trending News ,  Cricket News ,  Bollywood News , India News  and  Entertainment News  here. Follow us on  Facebook,  Twitter and  Instagram.

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Lachmi Deb Roy is the entertainment editor of Firtspost, Network18. She reviews films and series with a gender lens. Her interviews are called 'Not Just Bollywood' because she takes huge interest in world cinema. OTT over theatrical releases is her preference unless and until its a King Khan film. She takes interest in fashion, food and art reviews too. see more

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