Prince Harry and Meghan Markle are a gutsy pair. The renegade royals are toying with King Charles III‘s emotions at this point because they still expect him to invite them to his coronation ceremony despite all that is about to transpire.
Markle and her spouse will have their Netflix series air on December 8. The series contains uncomfortable conversations about King Charles, his wife, Camilla, Queen Consort, Prince William, and Kate Middleton.
Prince Harry and Markle are aware that their words about the royals will lead to yet another scandal and have attempted in vain to take another direction.
The Duke of Sussex will open the year with a bang — he will drop his highly anticipated tell-all book Spare on January 10.
The memoir is set to be explosive, with Prince Harry revisiting many of his childhood traumas — many of which are directly linked to King Charles’s role or lack thereof as a parent.
In the upcoming weeks, Prince Harry and Markle will take over US and UK media to promote the projects — a move that will cause additional tension with his family.
Words from within Buckingham Place say King Charles over furious by the tornado of negative press coming his way.
However, Prince Harry and Markle believe that if they give the kind King enough time, he will cool down, sweep their unkind revelations under the rug, and invite them to the biggest shindig of the year.
On the latest episode of Royally Us, host Christine Ross said that the couple is making the risky bet that King Charles will do the right thing and ask them to fly to London for the state event.
Prince Harry and Markle have their fingers crossed that by May, all of this will blow over, and it will be time for the family to show a united front.
Via Express, co-host Christina Garibaldi said that an invitation to the coronation really “depends on what’s in this book in this documentary and how bad the bridges could be burned.”
She added: “I think it all depends on what we are going to see in the next couple of months.”
Ross said Markle and her spouse are generously offering the King enough time to cool down and added: “I totally agree, you know, there’s been lots of rumors that last-minute edits [are] being done. I think that the documentary and the book come out within weeks of each other. Maybe they are hoping that between January 10 and, you know, May [that] they have enough time to cool any tensions that might arise.”
Garibaldi concluded by saying: “Well, we’ll have to see.”
While risky, Prince Harry and Markle’s bet is not that far-fetched, and King Charles might be forced to invite them because he does not want to further hurt his reputation by being vengeful and petty.
