King Charles III’s Coronation Date Revealed: Drama and Tension Surrounding the Event

The highly anticipated coronation of King Charles III has finally been scheduled for June 3rd, 2023, at Westminster Abbey, as reported by newspapers.

However, with the ongoing drama between the King and his youngest son, Prince Harry, and his wife Meghan Markle, it seems unlikely that the couple will be present for the grand occasion.

Despite this, the royal family has made it clear that the traditions and festivities associated with the crown will proceed, even without the Duke and Duchess of Sussex.

The royal family has recently found itself embroiled in a seemingly endless string of internal conflicts, with scandals and disputes coming to light behind the palace walls.

The latest development once again pits Harry and Meghan against the crown, as they seek to delay the release of their upcoming Netflix series due to Charles' disapproval.

This moment is filled with tension, not only because of the potential impact of the series on the public's perception of the royal family but also due to Harry's highly lucrative book deal, reportedly worth $20 million.

Beyond financial matters and their achievements since stepping away from their royal duties, Harry and Meghan are concerned about the reputations of their children, Archie and Lilibet.

Rumors suggest that Charles has been hesitant to grant royal titles to his grandchildren, possibly due to the potential scandals that may arise from the release of the Netflix series and Harry's book.

This decision could also be influenced by Queen Consort Camilla's disapproval of Harry.

Katie Nicholl, a royal correspondent for Vanity Fair, noted that the final decision regarding the children's titles lies with the king.

She speculates that Charles may use this opportunity as a conciliatory gesture to mend the broken trust between him and Harry.

However, there is a lingering sense that the bond of trust has been irreparably damaged by the couple's actions.

Sources close to the royal family have revealed that Prince Harry made derogatory remarks about his stepmother before his father's ascension to the throne.

This, along with the queen's final decision, has further diminished Harry and Meghan's standing in the line of succession, placing them alongside a disgraced Prince Andrew.

While the coronation ceremony is tentatively scheduled for next summer, palace insiders have cautioned that the date could still change.

What remains certain is that King Charles III will fulfill the ceremonial duties according to tradition.

However, the grandeur of the event may not match that of Queen Elizabeth II's coronation over 70 years ago.

In a recent official portrait released by the royal family, King Charles, Queen Consort Camilla, and the future heirs, Prince William and Catherine, made a powerful statement.

The absence of Harry in the photo was intentional, signaling that he no longer holds a significant role within the monarchy.

This image serves as a clear indication that the future of the British monarchy does not include Harry and Meghan.

Unsurprisingly, this move has likely triggered a reaction from the couple residing in Montecito.

However, their options to challenge or influence the situation are limited, considering their decision to step back from their royal duties.

As the coronation of King Charles III approaches, the world eagerly awaits the unfolding of events and the decisions made by the new monarch.

The tensions within the royal family persist, and it remains to be seen whether trust can be rebuilt and whether Harry and Meghan will be brought back into the fold.