Title: Harry’s Absence from Coronation Leaves Netflix and Hollywood Concerned

Prince Harry's decision to attend his father's coronation next month has raised concerns among Hollywood insiders, who believe that the couple's celebrity status is beginning to fade.

The importance of Harry's presence for their commercial success in America cannot be underestimated, as their brand heavily relies on his association with the royal family.

A source from Netflix, where Harry and Meghan have a production deal, expressed relief at the news, stating that proximity to the monarchy is crucial for the Sussexes' reputation.

However, Netflix's plans to capture exclusive footage of the coronation were dashed when Harry was informed that he would not be able to participate in the most significant moments of the event.

As he is no longer a working royal, his position has changed, preventing him from standing near the new king.

This development raises doubts about the continuation of the couple's second Netflix show, as it heavily relies on royal content.

Without this royal element, experts consider their project to be worthless.

Netflix had hoped to obtain pictures of Harry alongside his father during the crowning ceremony, the carriage ride, and the balcony appearance.

They had even settled for images of Harry walking alone down the aisle, as they had manipulated for the jubilee.

However, their expectations are unlikely to be met.

Harry will not be positioned next to his father during the crowning, but rather several rows back, making it difficult to capture a good shot of him.

The balcony appearance is reserved for working royals only, and he will be traveling by bus with non-working royals instead of participating in the carriage procession.

Moreover, he will not be allowed to walk independently anywhere.

Netflix's hopes for these images will remain unfulfilled.

Furthermore, the cameras inside Westminster Abbey during the coronation will be controlled by the BBC, leaving other networks reliant on the provided feed.

This arrangement ensures that the anointing moment of the new king, Charles, will not be shown.

Trusted crews are necessary to maintain this level of privacy, as was demonstrated during Princess Diana's funeral, where cameras were not permitted to film the family during the service.

Harry is expected to attend only the coronation ceremony at Westminster Abbey on the morning of May 6th.

Meanwhile, Meghan will celebrate their son Archie's 4th birthday at their luxurious £11.7 million Montecito mansion.

Harry intends to return home in time to join the festivities later in the day, taking advantage of the 8-hour time difference between the UK and the US.

A senior executive at Walt Disney Studios emphasized the significance of Harry's presence at the coronation, stating that it is an integral part of the narrative in America.

The executive explained that Harry's attendance will either solidify his embrace by the public or fuel ongoing speculation, both of which contribute to the evolution of their brand and attract lucrative offers.

The danger Harry and Meghan face is becoming irrelevant, as Americans have always been captivated by the royal family, and Harry, being Diana's son, will forever hold a special place in their hearts.