Prince Harry may be whisked into the UK for a whistle-stop trip for his father’s coronation, it’s been claimed.
The Duke is primed to appear at the huge event which will take place on May 6 – coinciding with Archie’s fourth birthday – but without Meghan by his side.
Royal insiders claimed his visit will be a 48-hour stay as Meghan stays at the couple’s home in California to celebrate their eldest child’s big day.
It came amid huge speculation over whether the couple will attend or not, with most reports appearing to suggest the ongoing family rift will be put aside and both receive an invitation.
But whether or not both – or even just Harry alone – will accept remains to be seen.
Last month’s publication of Prince Harry’s memoir, Spare, saw him level more accusations against his family, including that his brother the Prince of Wales once pushed him to the ground in a fight about Meghan.
Palace sources told MailOnline that the race to organize the pinnacle event had so far proved “a nightmare”, with an original guestlist for the ceremony whittled down from the 8,000 who saw the 1953 crowning of the Queen to 2,000.
Organizers have also had half the time to put plans in place, with 16 months elapsing between Elizabeth II inheriting the throne and being officially crowned.
