Princess Charlotte Given Special Role at Charles’ Coronation

The British royal family has been plagued by controversy in recent years, with Prince Harry and Meghan Markle's departure from the UK only adding to the turmoil.

However, while the couple and their children have been shunned by the royals, Princess Charlotte has been given a special role in her grandfather King Charles' coronation.

Despite having no official role in the royal family, Princess Charlotte holds a special place in her grandfather's heart.

During a visit to his model town Ponterbury in Dorset shortly after her birth, Charles declared his oldest granddaughter “beautiful” and expressed his hope that Kate and Prince William would have a girl.

“I was hoping for a granddaughter as someone to look after me when I am very old,” he said, adding that he intended to “spoil her rotten.”

As Charles prepares to take the throne, it seems likely that Princess Charlotte will play a significant role in his coronation.

However, the same cannot be said for Lily, the daughter of Harry and Meghan.

The couple's estrangement from the royal family means that Lily is unlikely to appear in front of them anytime soon.

Furthermore, there is uncertainty over whether Harry and Meghan will even attend the coronation, which falls on their son Archie's fourth birthday.

More than 2,000 people are expected to attend the ceremony at Westminster Abbey, but it has not yet been confirmed who will be among the guests.

The date of May 6th was chosen for the coronation in consultation with the government, the Church of England, and the Royal Household, but no further details have been given on why it was picked.

It is also unclear whether there will be an extra bank holiday to mark the occasion.

Harry's relationship with his father has been strained in recent years, with the Duke of Sussex telling Oprah Winfrey that he felt let down by Charles during the run-up to the Megxit crisis.

Meghan, meanwhile, has accused the royal family of racism, claiming that Archie was not given the title of Prince because of his race.

In contrast to the drama surrounding Harry and Meghan, the three royal children of the Prince and Princess of Wales – Prince George, Princess Charlotte, and Prince Louis – are set to enjoy a festive period filled with Christmas fairs and other fun activities at their prestigious private school, Lambroke in Berkshire.

The school's website describes its parent-teacher community as “very active,” with events throughout the year including a Christmas fair, a quiz night, and a summer party or ball.

It is likely that the royal children will attend the Christmas fair and have a wonderful time.

As for Lily, she has just started walking, according to Meghan's recent podcast.

The one-year-old and her brother Archie, who is just over three years old, are “toddling” and growing up quickly.

While the British royal family may be facing challenges and upheaval, Princess Charlotte's special role at her grandfather's coronation is a reminder that some traditions and relationships endure.