Prince Harry Leaves Coronation Early Amid Divorce Rumours

Prince Harry has left the coronation festivities after King Charles was crowned, sparking rumours that he had jetted back to California, United States, to celebrate his son Prince Archie's birthday, which coincided with the coronation.

New images taken shortly after the culmination of the coronation show Prince Harry being bundled into a very posh car, while the rest of his family were escorted back to Buckingham Palace for the famous balcony waving and flypast moment.

Prince Harry slipped out of Westminster Abbey accompanied by a Metropolitan Police escort and four outriders, with only the briefest of goodbyes, and headed straight for Heathrow Airport.

After just 28 hours and 42 minutes in the UK, he was back on the plane to California, before his father and stepmother had even finished having their official portraits taken.

Today, a blind item on C-DAN suggested that Meghan put a limit on Harry's drink consumption for his flight home.

The source said, “I have no idea about the way over to England, but in the airport lounge when Harry was returning for whatever reason, he was just using the speaker on his phone rather than airpods, and everyone clearly heard Meghan telling him he was only allowed to have one drink on the flight home.

He then turned off the speaker and put the phone to his ear.

Obviously, he has to be sober to tell her every little detail he heard and saw so that she can document it for a book.

Then she can yell at him for not demanding a better seat, break a few plates, photoshop some pictures of the kids they'll release on Monday, and then they can drink together.”

For some royal fans, today's blinds equal divorce is in full bloom.

A new report suggests that a lot of members of the royal family, including King Charles and Camilla Parker Bowles, are preparing for a bitter divorce from Meghan.

Despite the lack of exposure at the event, it didn't stop fashion giant Dior apparently sponsoring and making the suit he wore, leading to some on social media to believe that he may have gotten it for free.

Despite it being a simple black suit similar to pretty much any suit you could get at a shop such as Slater's, Dior took to Twitter a few hours after the event to reveal the partnership.

They said, “Tailoring fit for royalty.

Dior is honoured to have dressed Prince Harry, the Duke of Sussex, for the coronation of King Charles III, in a custom design by Kim Jones.

Seen arriving at Westminster Abbey, gained an insight into the savoir-faire of his three-piece suit next.”

Although the tweet read like something else would follow, nothing did, apart from a lot of rage from royal fans.

The tweet quickly went viral, hitting 1.5 million views within a few hours and being liked 15,400 times.

And among the near 2,500,000 replies, a lot of anger was seen, with some even blaming the non-attending Meghan Markle for the suit.

It even saw many people calling for Harry to be stripped of his titles.