King Charles attends church service before Prince Harry’s interview

• King Charles, attended a church service on Sunday morning.
• Prince Harry has been excluded from his father’s coronation.
• The prince also spoke candidly about his interactions with the royal family.

According to British media, King Charles attended a morning service at a church in Castle Rising, Norfolk, hours before his younger son, Prince Harry, spoke extensively on network TV in the UK and the US.

On Sunday, Harry’s interview was scheduled to air on ITV1 from 9 p.m. to 10 p.m.

King’s “practicing Christian” status was praised by royal admirers, who pledged not to watch the interview.

In his interview, the Duke of Sussex defended his memoir, which had been released ahead of time.

The prince, who resides in the US, spoke candidly about his interactions with the British royal family and how his wife’s in-laws treated her.

In his book “Spare,” Prince Harry made very severe accusations against his father, King Charles, and brother, Prince William.

Harry has reportedly been excluded from King Charles’ next coronation, which is scheduled to take place in May of this year, according to the British media.

Harry claimed in a recent interview that the royal family approached him and asked him to verbally commit to attending King Charles’ coronation, but he declined because there was a lot happening in the interim.

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