Prince Harry Leaves Coronation Festivities Early to Celebrate Son’s Birthday

Prince Harry made a swift exit from the coronation festivities just moments after his father, King Charles, was crowned.

Rumors had circulated that he would be flying back to California, United States, to celebrate his son Prince Archie's birthday, which happened to coincide with the coronation.

New images captured shortly after the conclusion of the coronation show Prince Harry being escorted into a luxurious car, while the rest of his family returned to Buckingham Palace for the iconic balcony waving and flypast moment.

Accompanied by a Metropolitan Police escort and four outriders, Prince Harry discreetly left Westminster Abbey, bidding only a brief farewell, and headed straight for Heathrow Airport.

Surprisingly, within just 28 hours and 42 minutes in the UK, he was already on his way back to California, even before his father and stepmother had finished taking their official portraits.

In an intriguing twist, a recent blind item on C-DAN hinted at Meghan's influence over Harry's actions during his flight home.

According to an unnamed source, while at the airport lounge, Harry was overheard using the speaker on his phone rather than airpods.

It was clear to everyone present that Meghan was instructing him to limit his alcohol consumption to just one drink for the journey.

Speculation suggests that Harry needs to remain sober to recount every detail he witnessed and heard to aid Meghan in documenting it for a future book.

The source further hinted at potential conflicts, such as Meghan's dissatisfaction with Harry's seat choice, her temper leading to broken plates, and even the manipulation of pictures of their children to be released later.

These blinds have fueled divorce rumors among some royal fans.

A new report indicates that several members of the royal family, including King Charles and Camilla Parker Bowles, are allegedly preparing for a bitter divorce from Meghan.

Despite Harry's limited exposure at the event, fashion giant Dior reportedly sponsored and tailored the suit he wore.

This revelation led some social media users to speculate that he may have received it for free.

Although the suit was a simple black design, comparable to those found in many shops, Dior took to Twitter a few hours after the event to announce their partnership.

Their tweet read, “Tailoring fit for royalty.

Dior is honored to have dressed Prince Harry, the Duke of Sussex, for the coronation of King Charles III, in a custom design by Kim Jones.”

While the tweet suggested that more information would follow, it garnered significant backlash from royal fans.

Within hours, the tweet went viral, amassing 1.5 million views and 15,400 likes.

Among the nearly 2,500,000 replies, a wave of anger emerged, with some even blaming Meghan Markle, who did not attend the event, for Harry's choice of suit.

The controversy even sparked calls for Harry to be stripped of his titles.

One Twitter user expressed their perplexity, stating, “What's strangest about this is that the man obviously already owned a perfect mourning suit, and a better one at that, if I'm honest.”

Another comment suggested that Meghan influenced Harry's decision, claiming, “Meghan made Harry wear Dior because she couldn't be bothered to attend.

It seems like a backdoor deal, although I don't understand why they would need it when they have Beatrice Borromeo and Pierre Casewright.”

A third tweet criticized Harry's actions, exclaiming, “How disgusting that Prince Harry is promoting Dior suits for money on the most sacred day of his father's life.

The Kensington Royal Sussex and his heirs must be removed from the succession, and all titles revoked.

Utterly shameless.”