Prince Harry, Meghan Markle to be 'booed' at King Charles' Coronation

Prince Harry and Meghan Markle are not expected to be given a warm reception when they may make the trip across the pond for King Charles III’s Coronation.

According to TalkTV's Jeremy Kyle the Duke and Duchess of Sussex are expected to be "booed and heckled" by the public as their arrival will not be well received.

As per reports Prince William and Prince Harry may possibly be kept apart in a bid to avoid any sort of ill feelings to resurface at the event but Kyle stated that the would be the least of the royal family’s problems.

"If they attend, the good old-fashioned boo and hiss fest for them will be happening," he said. 

"They apparently want to be front and centre,

"I think they will come now because their very publicity and brand depends on being here and being part of it."

As for the couple’s attendance at the historic event it remains to be seen if they will end up attending.

Royal commentator Emily Andrews said: "I've always said Harry and Meghan will come but we don't know for sure. There's been no communication from them."

"What is extraordinary is that Harry suddenly popped up in London at the High Court this week. It’s fascinating he's not seeing his brother or father while he's here.

"He chose to come to London and pose for the cameras when his father was starting his first state visit as King. He can't see William and Katherine and the kids are on holiday.

"They got booed last year at the Platinum Jubilee outside St Paul's. I think there will be boos at the coronation but there are people who very much support them.

"One thing's for sure - Harry and Meghan will be sat a long way away from William and Charles and not in any kind of camera shot."