It comes after it was revealed today that Harry - who is fifth in line to the throne - had been relegated to the third row inside the abbey for the service. 'They would not say whether he has said yes or not, we know it's a flying visit.' Reporter Kay Burley later said the invitation was to 'lunch.' The invitation will be seen by many as an olive branch from Charles after Harry's explosive memoir left several members of the Royal Family reeling - most notably his brother Prince William.Ī Sky News narrator said: 'The Palace have told us that Prince Harry has been invited back to Buckingham Palace this afternoon.
It is not yet known, however, if the Duke will accept, given that he is expected to rush back to California to reunite with his wife Meghan Markle to celebrate their son Archie's fourth birthday. It comes after it was reported today that the King's youngest son, who was expected to stay at Frogmore Cottage overnight, is invited to lunch at Buckingham Palace following the service. The prince had not been seen for over 24 hours after his arrival and accommodation plans remained shrouded in secrecy - before it emerged he had flown into the UK on a commercial American Airlines flight on Friday morning. Harry appeared to bow his head as the newly-anointed King walked past him on his way out of the abbey - although much of his true reaction was blocked by a feather on Princess Anne's hat. He awkwardly nodded at other guests as he endured a solo walk down the aisle to take his seat next to his cousins ahead of the arrival of his father and soon-to-be Queen Camilla.
Wearing medals pinned to his suit jacket, he had been seen laughing and smiling as he entered the church alongside Princesses Eugenie and Beatrice and their respective husbands Jack Brooksbank and Edo Mapelli Mozzi. The Duke of Sussex, 38, seemed keen to put on a jovial display at Westminster Abbey amid ongoing speculation of the Royal Family's inner turmoil following the release of his bombshell memoir Spare. Prince Harry wore an awkward smile today as he was forced to watch the Coronation of King Charles III from his relegated seat in the third row - while his brother Prince William took centre stage alongside a radiant Kate Middleton.
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