Prince Harry’s upcoming trip to the U.K. for his father King Charles’ Coronation on Saturday (Saturday! Remember when May 6 seemed so far off?) will be difficult for many reasons, not the least of which that he has to leave his family behind in California (wife Meghan Markle and children Prince Archie and Princess Lilibet), and on Archie’s fourth birthday, to boot. Add to it that Harry hasn’t interacted face-to-face with any members of his family (at least that we know of) since the publication of his bombshell memoir, Spare, in January—a book that was critical of not just many individual family members, but also the monarchy as an institution—and it will no doubt be a complex, albeit quick, trip.
And let’s add another potential frustrating element into the mix, shall we? The Mirror reports that Harry “could be set for another uniform humiliation as he faces not being allowed to wear military garb at the King’s Coronation next week.” The outlet reports that it is currently unclear what military uniform he will be allowed to wear—and the ceremony is in six days’ time.
