Prince Harry has issued a six-word ultimatum to the Royal Family regarding his potential attendance at King Charles's coronation, stating, "The ball is in their court." In an interview with ITV's Tom Bradby, the Duke of Sussex said there was "a lot that can happen between now and then" when asked if he would attend if invited. The comments come amid a series of allegations Harry has made about his father and the wider family.
The King's coronation is scheduled for Saturday, May 6, with a concert to follow on Sunday, May 7 at Windsor Castle. Buckingham Palace confirmed the concert will feature global music icons and a world-class orchestra, with the King reportedly "actively involved" in planning the celebrations. The BBC will organise the event in collaboration with the royal household.
Meanwhile, Prince William revealed that Catherine, Princess of Wales, is a "very good cook" during a charity event for Together as One. This follows previous remarks from a teacher who said Kate spoke about cooking with her children, Prince George, Princess Charlotte, and Prince Louis, who enjoy making cheesy pasta and salads.
In other royal news, a lip reader claimed that Zara Tindall made a brutal comment to Prince Harry about his wedding during Princess Eugenie's wedding in 2018. Additionally, royal experts noted that Prince Edward and Sophie Wessex's children are unlikely to use HRH titles, as the couple prioritises a normal upbringing for Lady Louise and James, Viscount Severn.
