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Meghan Markle's decision to not attend the King's Coronation was part of a "brilliant" strategy, according to a royal expert.There had been mounting speculation for months as to whether the Sussexes would attend the historic event on 6 May, until they finally announced their decision. It was revealed by Buckingham Palace that Prince Harry would attend the Coronation of his father, King Charles, alone, whilst Meghan stayed back at home in the US with their children, Prince Archie and Princess Lilibet.

King Charles's upcoming Coronation next month has been thrown into yet more chaos, as Prince Harry's decision to attend the historical ceremony has been said to potentially push back Charles' birthday toast for his grandson.

Prince Harry reportedly made the decision to attend the King's Coronation a month ago but delayed confirming it publically as he had demands for his children.

episode titled “The Worldwide Privacy Tour,” which appeared to make fun of Markle, 41, and Harry, 38, and their decision to move to the US in an attempt for a private life.The duchess was said to be “upset and overwhelmed” by the episode, which did not name them specifically but featured characters that closely resembled the duke and duchess.

The Queen was always well known for her love of simple accessories, as she stepped out looking impeccably dressed at every royal engagement she attended. Whether it was her designer hats or trademark block heels, there was always an intricate attention to detail in the accessories that added functionality and interest to her ensembles, but no accessory was more synonymous than The Queen’s own handbags.

Sun in 2011 that her mother urged her to take care of her wavering mental health, to Lady Gaga speaking unapologetically to the Daily Mirror in 2013 about her use of antidepressants. In all these cases, we see glamor mixed with vulnerability. We see relatability in people who are otherwise unrelatable.

Prince William's status as a "symbol of the establishment" has led to his booing at two sporting events, according to a royal commentator.The Duke of Cambridge was controversially booed at the 2021/22 FA Cup Final last season between Liverpool and Chelsea, with the British national anthem also subject to boos from the Merseyside section of the crowd.After attending the UEFA Women's Euro Finals where England came out victors in a 2-1 win over Germany, William was reportedly booed by customers in a pub in Sheffield when he appeared on the screen.READ MORE: Queen sparks new health fears after traditional welcome at Balmoral is axedThese incidents have led chief royal correspondent Jack Royston and royal commentator Kristen Meinzer of the Newsweek's The Royal Report podcast discuss whether similar incidents of backlash could affect The Firm in future, especially William.Royston said: "A pub in Sheffield booed [William] when he came on screen," he explained.

It’s been 25 years since Princess Diana tragically died, leaving her young sons Prince William and Prince Harry to navigate life without her.The brothers have grown from boys to men, and while Diana would be proud of what William and Kate have accomplished, royal expert Kristen Meinzer says Harry and Meghan’s actions would break her heart. Speaking of the Sussexes’ bombshell Oprah interview in 2021, the commentator explains: “If Diana had seen that interview, she would have been heartbroken, but not shocked.

Daily Star's biggest headlines straight to your inbox!A royal commentator has claimed that the Queen had to “put her foot down” to prevent Prince Harry and Meghan Markle from keeping their royal titles when they stepped down from royal duties in March last year.The former 'Suits' star took on a royal HRH title when she married Harry in May 2018. However, the Duke and Duchess took the decision to depart from their royal responsibilities and moved to the US in March 2020.