Prince Harry and Meghan Markle ‘can’t be trusted’ to attend King Charles’ coronation

In telling their ‘truth’, Prince Harry and Meghan Markle have reportedly become unwanted by the British public at King Charles’ upcoming coronation.

On May 6, 2023, the new monarch will be crowned alongside his wife, Queen Consort Camilla. But royal author Angela Levin informed Sky News Australia that the pair ‘can’t be trusted’ after numerous allegations were made in the memoir and Netflix documentary.

“A lot of us in the UK – and I mean a lot – really don’t want them here at all. Because you can’t trust them, and they will report everything or do another documentary about it or another book and look for all the negative,” she said.

It’s also feared the presence of the Duke and Duchess of Sussex will “take attention away from King Charles.”

“This is his moment; this is what he’s waited for since he was a little boy and watched his mummy in 1953,” Angela said. “And he deserves to have the full attention of everybody around the world.”

Royal commentator Andrew Pierce previously told Good Morning Britain that the pair having been invited to King Charles’ coronation, but it is yet to be confirmed whether they will attend or not.

However, if Prince Harry and Meghan attend the historic ceremony, it is “unlikely” they would stand on the Buckingham Palace balcony.

A general lack of trust appears to be following the duke and duchess after the memoir, Spare which sold 1.43 million copies worldwide on the first day of release in conjunction with the Netflix documentary which has been viewed by 28 million households.

According to royal expert Kinsey Schofield, Hollywood’s elite has turned their backs on Prince Harry and Meghan due to trust issues.

“I think Spare and the [recent] Netflix documentary will ultimately hurt Harry and Meghan’s relationships with the Hollywood elite,” she told Fox News Digital.

“Did intensely private Beyoncé́ give Meg permission to read a text message that she sent the duchess verbatim to millions of Netflix subscribers?”

“I highly doubt it.”

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