Prince Harry is in the news again, and this time it’s not for a good reason.

The Duke of Sussex is being criticized for announcing his polo club’s event to be held on his brother’s birthday.

Many people are speculating that Harry is intentionally playing bad on Will by imitating his brother’s venue for the Earthshot fund.

The female venue coincides with the venue of Will’s Earthshot fund, which makes many people think that Harry is deliberately imitating his brother.

This move has not gone down well with the public and has caused quite a stir.

Harry is already having to contend with one massive clash for King Charles’ coronation, and now he’s dealing with another.

With less than a month to go until the King and Queen are crowned in front of thousands inside Westminster Abbey, it’s still not known whether the Duke and Duchess of Sussex are attending.

Buckingham Palace staff are still none the wiser as to whether they will show up, which is reportedly causing a huge headache for exasperated organizers.

Those in charge of details such as seating arrangements, transport, security for VIPs and others, are unable to sign off on their plans as Harry remains in a predicament about whether to even attend.

One of the biggest issues surrounding the coronation is the incredibly awkward timing it falls on Prince Archie’s birthday.

But there’s also another potential complication as Harry has a busy polo schedule on the days around Charles’ coronation.

Yes, a busy polo schedule.

A tournament is taking place on the same weekend.

It’s not known whether Harry will be taking to the polo field, but his four-man team could find a substitute to take his place if he is unable to attend.

If he was really desperate to play, Harry could take part in the May 5th match, play over London for the coronation, then jet straight back for the May 7th match.

A source told The Sun that the club has received no word yet on Harry’s plans for the tournament, but he’s expected to play again this season.

The speculation is that Harry will be returning for the coronation, so probably won’t be taking part in the polo that weekend.

Before that, the Prince of Wales’ third annual award ceremony for his environmental project will be accompanied by a series of events as part of Earthshot Week.

Prince William’s Earthshot Prize is heading to Singapore this year.

The Prince of Wales Environmental Project will hold their third annual awards show in Singapore on Tuesday, November 7th, the Earthshot Prize announced on Sunday.

There, five winners across the Earthshot categories will be announced as the recipients of £1 million each to help scale their environmental solutions.

Prince William said in a statement, “The Earthshot Prize is all about showing the world that solutions to some of the biggest environmental challenges we face are out there.

After two years of discovering impactful ideas and innovations, I am delighted that the Earthshot Prize is travelling to Singapore where the groundbreaking solutions of our 2023 finalists will be celebrated.”

For the first time, the Earthshot Prize award ceremony will be accompanied by a series of events as part of Earthshot Week beginning November 6th.

The week will see global leaders, businesses and investors convene in Singapore to explore exciting opportunities with the Earthshot Prize winners and finalists aimed at accelerating their solutions and bringing about tangible action to repair the planet.

Members of the public will also be invited to experience local activities centred on the 2023 cohort of Earthshot Solutions.