Prince Harry will sit ‘10 rows back’ from royal family at King Charles III’s coronation: Report

Prince Harry will be made to sit 10 rows behind other members of royal family at his father's coronation, said former royal butler Paul Burrell in an interview.

Prince Harry will be seated 10 rows behind the royal family and will make a quick exit at the May 6 coronation of his father King Charles III amid the ongoing feud between the royals. As per former royal butler Paul Burrell, it was unlikely that Harry, who lives in the US with wife Meghan Markle and their two children, would reconcile with his father and brother William during his upcoming UK trip. Paul said Harry may not even get time to chat with either Charles or William.

Prince Harry with Meghan Markle, Duke and Duchess of Sussex in a file photo. (AP)

Former royal butler Paul Burrell, who served William and Harry's mother, the late Princess Diana, said that that Prince Harry is going to King Charles III’s coronation just to 'show face'. He added there is 'no chance' of a reconciliation following the fallout from his memoir Spare earlier this year, and from the Netflix series Harry and Meghan (2022), where he criticised various members of the royal family.

Paul Burrell told The Sun that Harry will be sitting '10 rows back' from the rest of the royals at the coronation and is expected to make a sharp exit. He said, "It is not a surprise, he (Harry) is coming to show face. He is coming to put his foot in the door and he is coming because his father wants him to be there. His father will be delighted that both his sons will be there to witness this incredible day in his life. But Harry is not going to hang around."

The event will be the first time Harry will see his father and brother since the January release of his memoir Spare. He will be attending the coronation solo. His wife Meghan Markle will stay in the US with the couple’s two children, Archie and Lilibet, in order to celebrate Archie’s fourth birthday on the same day, May 6.