• Harry and Markle’s children are unlikely to attend King Charles’ coronation
• Harry and Meghan’s children are sixth and seventh in the line of succession.
• King Charles asked Archbishop to mediate an arrangement for Harry.

Archie and Lilibet, Prince Harry and Meghan Markle’s children, are unlikely to attend King Charles’ coronation if the Duke and Duchess of Sussex attend the event in May this year.

The couple’s attendance at the coronation is still unknown, as the publication of Harry’s book has strained their connection with the royal family.

According to British media reports, King Charles wants Harry and Meghan to attend the coronation because their absence will cause more difficulties than their presence.

He has reportedly asked Archbishop of Canterbury Justin Welby to mediate an arrangement for Harry and William to attend the coronation.

According to reports, Prince William is displeased with the King’s choice to invite Harry.

When discussing the reasons why Archie will not be attending the coronation, express.co.uk stated that when Meghan and Harry travelled to the UK for the Queen’s Platinum Jubilee in June 2022, neither of their children made any public appearances.

Archie and Lilibet Diana, the couple’s daughter, are currently sixth and seventh in the line of succession.

Another factor is that the coronation falls on Archie’s fourth birthday.

According to sources, Archie’s absence could possibly be explained by his young age, as young royals rarely attend such important events.

According to the tabloid, if Harry and Meghan’s children visit the UK, they will likely stay behind the scenes.

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