King Charles’ big day clashes with Prince Harry’s son Archie’s birthday

• On May 6, 2023, King Charles will be crowned at Westminster Abbey.
• The event will be the most important royal event in decades.
• The date is important for Prince Harry and Meghan Markle’s son, Archie.

As we get ready to say goodbye to 2022, many people will start to think about what they want to do in 2023.

King Charles already has one very important date on his calendar for 2023 that will be the most important royal event in this country in decades.

On Saturday, May 6, he will be crowned at Westminster Abbey. His wife, Queen Consort Camilla, will be there with him.

It’s likely that all members of the royal family, as well as world leaders, state dignitaries, and religious leaders, will be invited to the event.

But that date is also important for Prince Harry and Meghan Markle’s son, Archie, who is Charles’ youngest grandson.

That’s because his fourth birthday will be on the same day next year.

Buckingham Palace said earlier this year that the date was chosen after talking with the Government, the Church of England, and the Royal Household, but they haven’t said anything else about why it was chosen.

Since Harry and his wife Meghan quit working as royals and moved to California almost three years ago, their relationship with the King has been rocky.

Harry told talk show host Oprah Winfrey that he felt “really let down” by Charles. He said that Charles had stopped taking his calls before the Megxit crisis and that it hurt a lot.

He later said that Charles wasn’t a good father because he expected his sons to deal with the pressures of royal life. He also said that Charles’s parenting gave him “genetic pain and suffering.”

Kate Middleton changed her Christmas Day outfit at the last minute because Prince William caused chaos at Aldi, where adults “pushed kids out of the way” to get their hands on KSI.

Archie’s title has also been talked about a lot. Meghan said he should have been made a prince, even though he couldn’t get that title until the Queen died.

Since Charles became king, Archie and his one-year-old sister Lilibet are now technically prince and princess.

But neither the Duke and Duchess of Sussex nor Buckingham Palace have said for sure that the children will use these titles in the future.

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