Prince William and Prince Harry’s Interactions Limited During Coronation, Expert Claims

Prince William and Prince Harry are expected to have minimal interaction during the upcoming coronation, according to a royal expert.

Palace aides are reportedly carefully orchestrating every moment of the ceremony to ensure that the Prince of Wales and the Duke of Sussex do not need to be together during the service.

Former Royal Butler Paul Burrell revealed that Harry will be seated ten rows back from senior members of the royal family, in order to prevent world cameras from focusing on their interactions.

Royal expert Nick Bullen stated that Harry cannot avoid returning to the UK due to the significance of the moment for King Charles III.

However, he will have no chance for meaningful conversation with William.

Bullen explained, “I don't think William and Harry will have any meaningful conversations.

Harry made it clear he intends to fly in and fly out and wants to be back that day for Archie's birthday.

So the opportunities for them to speak to each other will be very minimal.”

Bullen also mentioned that Harry is unlikely to participate in the procession or be present on the balcony.

Additionally, they will travel in separate vehicles, eliminating the need for them to come together.

Despite tensions between the Sussex households and the royal family, sources have claimed that relatives are delighted to see Harry returning.

The founder of True Royalty, a royal news platform, expressed that Harry's attendance is essential.

He stated, “This is his father's biggest moment.

It's what his father waited for his whole life.

It would have been just rude not to turn up, let alone lacking in dignity and style.

The royal family, the household, the nation, everyone is really pleased he's coming.

He had to be a part of it.”

According to Burrell, it is better for Harry to attend the coronation alone to avoid any awkward moments with family members.

Despite his eagerness to be present, Harry is hoping to keep interactions with the family short.

Burrell commented, “There's no chance of a reconciliation anytime soon, I'm afraid.

I think he will get a very icy reception from the Windsors.

He will be sitting ten rows back.

He will not even see his brother or his father at that time.

He will be in and out in a flash.”

Interestingly, the coronation falls on the same day as Harry's son Archie's fourth birthday.

It is speculated that Harry will keep his stay in the UK brief to also celebrate this special day.

Commentator Emily Andrews described his visit as “very brief and fleeting.”

She added, “He's literally going to come to Westminster Abbey, going to walk to his seat, sit there and look dutiful, hopefully not glowering at everybody else.

And then he's going to go back to LA because with the time difference he hopes to apparently make it back in time for Archie's birthday.”

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