Prince Harry Stripped of Roles in King Charles’ Coronation

Prince Harry has been officially stripped of his roles in the upcoming coronation of King Charles, according to reports.

This decision means that Harry will have no official role in the service if he chooses to attend.

The move comes after the release of Harry's highly publicised Tell All memoir, which has been widely criticised as a betrayal of the royal family.

Many have called for Harry not to be invited to the coronation at all, citing his perceived treachery and disloyalty.

The decision also raises questions about the role of Harry's wife, Meghan Markle, and their son Archie in the coronation.

It is unclear at this time if they will also be stripped of their roles, or if they will be allowed to attend in some capacity.

Critics have also pointed out that Harry's decision to publish a memoir about his time in the royal family could be seen as a betrayal of his father, King Charles, and the rest of the family.

Some have even gone so far as to call Harry's actions an ultimate betrayal on multiple levels of human decency.

This move also raises the issue of Prince Andrew's role in the coronation.

Andrew has been embroiled in scandal in recent years and has stepped back from royal duties.

It is unclear at this time if he will have any role in the coronation, or if he will be invited to attend at all.

The decision to strip Harry of his roles in the coronation has sparked widespread debate and discussion about the future of the British royal family.

Some have called for a complete overhaul of the monarchy, while others have argued that the royal family must adapt and evolve to stay relevant in the modern world.

Many have also criticised Harry for what they see as his entitled attitude and his willingness to exploit his royal connection for personal gain.

They argue that he should not be invited to the coronation and that he should instead focus on living his life as a private citizen.

As the world eagerly awaits the coronation of King Charles, many are left to ponder the question of why Prince Harry would even want to attend such an event, given his recent actions and his strained relationship with the royal family.

Some have argued that he is simply seeking publicity and attention.

Multiple sources have now confirmed that Harry and Meghan will attend the coronation at Westminster Abbey, but with no official role as the royal family faces fears of the Duke being the centre of attention.

Royal commentator Kinsey Schofield told GB News overnight that a source close to the royal family confirmed Harry and Meghan had been advised to speak about nothing but the weather.

“A source close to the royal family says that Harry and Meghan should be prepared to talk to senior royals about nothing but the weather, which we can all understand,” Ms Schofield said.

“Those two can't keep their mouths shut, loose lips sink ships.”

This was going to be a PR nightmare if King Charles didn't invite Harry and Meghan to the coronation.

Ms Schofield suggested that the Sussexes would be seated with Princess Eugene and Princess Beatrice, who they are known to be friendly with.

According to Whitehall sources, Harry and Meghan have been put on the list for the coronation, while organisers are demanding the couple respond quickly in order to secure their invitation.