Royal Author Suggests Prince Harry May Attend Coronation Solo

Speculation is rife as Meghan Markle and Prince Harry are on the cusp of revealing their plans for the upcoming coronation, with an imminent announcement anticipated.

Despite this, uncertainties loom large over whether the couple will grace the event, as they reportedly missed the April 3rd deadline stipulated by the royal family.

Notably, royal author Andrew Lowney, renowned for his work “Traitor King, the Scandalous Exile of the Duke and Duchess of Windsor,” has put forth the notion that Harry might make a solo journey to the UK, leaving Meghan behind to tend to their children.

Coincidentally, on the very day of the coronation, Prince Harry's son, Prince Argy Harrison, will be celebrating his fourth birthday.

This has sparked conjecture that the family might opt for a low-key celebration in the comfort of their California abode.

Expressing his views exclusively to Express.co.uk, Mr. Lowney criticized the couple's failure to respond to the invitation by labeling it as impolite.

He further speculated that Harry's potential solo attendance could serve as a strategic move to reintegrate him into the royal circle.

Insiders have hinted that the Sussexes are slated to unveil their agenda for the grand event on May 6th.

Additionally, sources informed the Times that a confirmation of their participation is imminent, especially following a similar announcement by President Biden, who regrettably had to decline due to scheduling conflicts.

Dr. Jill Biden will represent the Bidens at the coronation in his stead.

The suspense surrounding whether Harry and Meghan will grace the occasion has left even Prince William puzzled, as per reports from a source cited by the Daily Beast.

Conversely, The New York Post has relayed that the couple is expected to make a special trip for the coronation, anticipated to captivate millions worldwide as one of the most televised events of the year.

Discussions between the Sussexes and Buckingham Palace have been ongoing, with time constraints adding pressure to the decision-making process.

A second source highlighted the intricacies of familial dynamics, emphasizing the abnormality of the situation.

This has raised numerous questions regarding the logistics of the event.

Royal expert Kinsey Schofield opined that the couple's penchant for privacy and aversion to the limelight might explain their delayed response, citing security concerns as a driving factor.

It is presumed that the palace has been duly informed of Harry and Meghan's intent to attend the coronation, with a plea for discretion to ensure their safety during travel.