Prince Harry, Meghan Markle counting them out from King's coronation?

Although Prince Harry and Meghan Markle have been formally invited, they have declined to say whether they would attend King Charles's coronation.

A representative for the pair stated that they have received an email from His Majesty's office regarding the Coronation and that they would not be disclosing their decision just yet.

There are rumours that the pair might turn down the invitation to the Coronation because of the eviction. According to rumours, Prince Harry is not currently in communication with his brother, and tensions between him and his family are still very high.

Prince William, who was constantly singled out in Harry's autobiography, Spare, and who is thought to be more suspicious than the King about reconciliation with his youngest son, does not want Harry to attend the Coronation.

Reasons why Prince Harry and Meghan Markle found it difficult to attend King's Coronation:

The couple's popularity has declined, and people have been making fun of them in public. According to a recent Newsweek poll, their level of support in the country has reached record lows.

In addition, Archie's fourth birthday falls on the same day as the Coronation, so if Harry and Meghan choose to go, they would miss out on the occasion.

Although Prince Harry has regularly requested armed police protection whenever he and his family visit the UK and has taken the Home Office to court for refusing to give this, security concerns may possibly be a role.

Although it is anticipated that the High Court will hear the case in early April, it is unknown whether a decision will be made before King Charles III's coronation on May 6. Harry might therefore opt not to go if the issue has not been resolved by then.

The invitation to the Coronation appears to have been extended to Harry by the Palace through official channels, with a staff member sending them an email to invite them. The impersonal approach shows that Harry and the King's relationship is still strained, and the Duke of Sussex might feel insulted by not hearing directly from his father.