The coronation of Charles III is scheduled to take place on May 6, and the world eagerly awaits the guest list for this momentous event.

Among the many rumors circulating, the focus remains on whether Prince Harry will attend, and if so, whether Meghan will accompany him.

Speculation abounds, with some suggesting that the Duke of Sussex himself has declined the invitation or intends to do so in the near future.

Others believe that the couple may prefer to celebrate their son Archie’s birthday at home, opting for a private holiday.

However, a palace source claims that Harry will not be permitted to participate in his father’s coronation, even if he is invited.

It is said that he would be excluded from any official role during the service, deviating from tradition.

In fact, only one prince, William, is expected to kneel and pay his respects to the new monarch.

Yet, the invitation itself remains uncertain.

Rumors suggest that members of the royal family hesitate to extend an invitation to Harry, fearing that their conversations may find their way into his future memoir, given his recent controversies.

The Windsors would likely welcome a convenient excuse for the Sussexes to decline the invitation, preferably before it is officially sent.

This would alleviate concerns about potential disclosures in the future.

Royal experts, however, argue that the final decision regarding Harry’s attendance will not rest solely with King Charles III, but rather with senior British ministers, led by the Prime Minister.

It seems unlikely that Rishi Sunak, the current Prime Minister, would take the responsibility of excluding the Duke of Sussex from such an important event.