Prince Harry, Meghan Markle, and Prince Andrew have reportedly been excluded from an important state event hosted by King Charles III.

The event, scheduled for Sunday, September 18th, 2022, will be attended by heads of states, official foreign guests, and working royals.

Buckingham Palace confirmed that only working royals will take part in the event.

The King and the Queen Consort will host heads of state and official overseas guests at Buckingham Palace ahead of the state funeral of Her Majesty the Queen.

Despite not being invited to the state event, Prince Harry will wear his military uniform on Saturday in a special tribute to the Queen.

The Duke of Sussex has been given special permission to don his military colours for a lying in state vigil staged by Her Majesty's grandchildren at Westminster Hall.

The Queen's eight grandchildren, including Harry and his brother Prince William, will stand on Saturday evening in silence for a 15-minute vigil alongside Her Majesty's coffin.

Palace officials intervened after it emerged that Prince Andrew had been given special permission to wear his uniform at a vigil over the Queen's coffin attended on Friday by her four children, despite being banned at earlier ceremonial events.

A royal source said, “common sense has prevailed.

It was a ludicrous situation given the Duke of Sussex has served his country and is a highly respected member of the armed forces, with everything he's done for veterans.”

It's important that the Queen's grandchildren are all made to feel welcome and comfortable as they grieve their beloved grandmother together.

Piers Morgan believes Prince Harry should be allowed to wear his military uniform to honour the Queen.

Piers started his piece by saying, “I think his behaviour since quitting Britain in the royal duty has been appallingly selfish, greedy and damaging to the monarchy, but one thing I will never begrudge him is the right to be properly respected for his military service which included two tours of Afghanistan.”

He added, “I don't think it's right that he's been banned from wearing his uniform at events to commemorate the death of his grandmother Queen Elizabeth II.”

Royal correspondent Charles Ray has claimed that the Duke and Duchess of Sussex will drop more bombshells about the royal family in the upcoming months.

His claims were made as he was interviewed by Isabel Webster on GB News on Thursday morning when he reflected on the Queen's lying in state procession.

Isabel told GB News viewers they could compare the silence in the crowd of mourners to the silence from the Duke and Duchess of Sussex at the moment.

“There is lots of speculation about what might or might not be said in the upcoming months as they return stateside and start doing interviews and all the rest of it to promote podcasts and what not,” she added.

When asked if he thought the hatchet had been buried between William and Harry, Charles said, “No, I see it as a temporary ceasefire and I think it's right we don't hear from them yet.”

The Queen's other grandchildren, including Princesses Beatrice and Eugene, Zara and Peter Phillips, and Lady Louise and James Viscount Seven, are also understood to form part of a guard of honour.

In conclusion, Prince Harry, Meghan Markle, and Prince Andrew will not be attending an important state event hosted by King Charles III.

Only working royals will take part in the event.

However, Prince Harry will wear his military uniform on Saturday in a special tribute to the Queen.

Palace officials intervened after it emerged that Prince Andrew had been given special permission to wear his uniform at a vigil over the Queen's coffin attended on Friday by her four children, despite being banned at earlier ceremonial events.

Piers Morgan believes Prince Harry should be allowed to wear his military uniform to honour the Queen.