Charles Bans Megan from Coronation While Allowing Harry and Children to Attend

The tensions between the British royal family and Prince Harry and Meghan Markle, also known as the Duke and Duchess of Sussex, continue to escalate.

It has been reported that Megan sent an apology letter to Charles and other members of the royal family, but her apology was vehemently rejected.

According to analysis, Megan wanted to apologize and expected Charles to invite her to his coronation, but the harsh truth slapped her painfully when royal aides revealed that Charles was only allowing Harry and their two children to attend.

Megan is said to have been the cause of the tensions in Charles and Harry's paternity, so the monarch did not want her to come and ruin his coronation.

The royal family is concerned that the Duchess might bring hidden recording and video equipment to collect information to sell it to Netflix and Spotify.

This has led to a debate on whether Charles should ban Megan alone or the entire Sussex family from attending his coronation.

Meanwhile, Harry and Megan are seeking a sit-down meeting with senior members of the royal family, following the release of their explosive Netflix documentary series.

The Sussexes reportedly want the royal family to take responsibility for the hurt and damage they put the couple through.

A source close to the couple told the Times that they want a meeting before attending King Charles' coronation in May.

The source is reported as saying that the Duke and Duchess of Sussex want to sit down with the royal family for a meeting to address the issues they raised in their six-hour Netflix series.

According to a paper, the couple is particularly incensed that the palace facilitated a warm reconciliation meeting between Ngozi Fulani and charity boss Lady Susan Hussey, a former lady-in-waiting to Queen Elizabeth.

It came after the palace was engulfed in a race row when Lady Hussey made unacceptable and deeply regrettable comments about Fulani's heritage just last month.

Commentator Rafe Haedel-Mangku spoke out after it was claimed Megan and Harry had demanded an apology for the way the exit from the royal family was handled.

Speaking to GB News, Mr. Haedel-Mangku said that it's very important to have this dignity of silence by the King and Royal Family.

By rising above it in this way and also carrying on their duty of service, he thinks the contrast speaks volumes.

It makes the Sussexes look like they're small-minded, petty, and bitter.

But what we also know is that they seem to be appalled that they didn't get a similar apology that Lady Hussey gave to Ngozi Fulani.

So as a precondition for attending the coronation, they're now demanding an apology from the King and Prince of Wales, which Mr. Haedel-Mangku thinks is quite outrageous.

He added that they are asking for an apology for the way in which they've been treated and for the way in which William is accused of bullying them out.

He thinks it's a nonsensical thing.

To counter the attacks of the troublesome couple, the senior royals have shown a united front in recent days, coming together just hours after the latest Netflix release for Kate's Together at Christmas concert at Westminster Abbey.

William would likely jump at the chance to spend an evening with childhood friends, which include Guy Pelly, the godfather to Prince Louis.

Neither Buckingham Palace nor Kensington Palace has responded to claims made in the series, including that the Prince of Wales screamed and shouted at his brother and briefed the media against him.

They await further disclosure in Prince Harry's memoir on January 10th.

A friend of the royal family added that they are right to rise above it and concentrate on demonstrating that service and duty matter.

Let the trivialities, pettiness, and contradictions speak for themselves.

In conclusion, the tensions between the royal family and Prince Harry and Meghan Markle continue to escalate, with the latest development being Charles banning Megan from his coronation while allowing Harry and their children to attend.

The couple is seeking a sit-down meeting with senior members of the royal family to address the issues raised in their Netflix series.