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Feuding Over the Seating Plan: Royal Drama Unfolds Ahead of Coronation

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Feuding Over the Seating Plan: Royal Drama Unfolds Ahead of Coronation

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Tensions are rising within the British royal family as Prince Harry finds himself at odds with his relatives over the seating arrangements for an upcoming ceremony.

With the spotlight on him, Harry may have to rely on the support of his cousins, Prince Eugene and Sarah Tyndall, as he prepares to attend the event alone.

The divide between Princess Eugene and Princess Beatrice is becoming increasingly apparent, with Eugene siding with Harry while Beatrice remains loyal to the monarchy.

Beatrice’s unwavering loyalty to her family was evident at a recent memorial, where she was seen in tears as her father escorted her grandmother to her seat.

This display of devotion contrasts sharply with the rumored tension between Beatrice and Eugene, who are said to be on opposite sides when it comes to the Sussexes and the royal family.

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Reports suggest that the York sisters are currently at odds with each other, with Eugene firmly supporting the Sussexes and Beatrice aligning herself with the royal family.

One incident that fueled this feud was an alleged snub of Prince Harry and Meghan Markle by Beatrice and Eugene.

On the day of the Duke and Duchess of Sussex’s third wedding anniversary, Beatrice announced her pregnancy, stealing some of the limelight from the couple.

At the Platinum Jubilee’s National Service of Thanksgiving, both princesses strategically remained in their seats to prevent any photographs of Prince Harry with the rest of the royal family, particularly Prince Charles and the Cambridges.

This deliberate move aimed to keep the Sussexes separate from the core group of royals.

However, it is expected that this time, Charles will adhere to protocol and assign Harry a more central seat, given his close familial ties.

The seating hierarchy extends to other non-working royals as well.

For instance, Prince Andrew was seated in the front row at his mother’s funeral.

If Meghan attends the coronation with her husband, it is likely that they will be seated together.

However, many members of the royal family have expressed their intentions to give the Sussexes the cold shoulder, preferring not to socialize with them.

During the ceremony at Westminster Abbey, Prince Harry will allegedly be seated several rows behind his brother, Prince William, and other senior members of the royal family.

This placement may lead to extreme discomfort for Harry, but it is expected that Zara and Mike, his cousins, will offer support by making eye contact and engaging in conversation with him.

Now that the Sussexes are no longer working royals, they can expect to be treated similarly to Harry’s cousins, Beatrice and Eugene.

These princesses attend important family events but do not receive the same level of attention as those on the Buckingham Palace balcony.

It has been confirmed that only working royals will make a balcony appearance during the coronation, with the focus primarily on King Charles, Queen Camilla, Prince William, and Princess Kate.

In an unexpected turn of events, the royal family has chosen not to publicly retaliate against the accusations made by the Duke and Duchess of Sussex.

Instead, they have extended olive branches to Harry and Meghan.

However, Meghan’s decision not to attend King Charles’ coronation has been seen by some as yet another public relations misstep.

The true workings behind this feud may forever remain hidden from the public eye, as optics and presentation often overshadow reality.

While the Sussexes may have approached the situation with careful consideration, they have struggled to win the optics war thus far.

Rejecting an offered olive branch can be highly damaging in such a feud, and it remains to be seen how this rejection will impact the already strained relationships within the royal family.

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