The big royal reunion is here.
Prince Harry, Prince William, and Princess Catherine have come together again in London for the coronation of King Charles III. Duchess Meghan did not attend.
In the first photos of the trio together, Harry is seen sitting two rows behind the Prince and Princess of Wales during the coronation ceremony. Will and Kate sit with their two youngest children, Princess Charlotte and Prince Louis, while Harry sits in a row with cousins Princess Eugenie and Princess Beatrice. In the row between them sit other senior royals, including Anne, Princess Royal.
Still, the moment marks the first time the trio have publicly reunited since Queen Elizabeth II’s death in September 2022. It also comes after Harry exposed major family secrets—many involving William and Kate—in his tell-all memoir, Spare. Among many things, Harry in the book voiced his heartbreak over how the royal houses pinned him and William against each other; and in an interview after the memoir’s release, he said their mother, the late Princess Diana, would be sad to see where their relationship stands today.
Harry also spoke of Kate in Spare, mainly shining a light on her tense relationship with Meghan over the years, which he claimed is partly a cause of their differing cultures.
The royals did not react well to Harry’s book, and despite the rift that exists between them since the Duke of Sussex’s royal exit in 2020, King Charles invited both him and wife Meghan to his coronation. After some weeks of deliberating, Harry opted in, while Meghan decided to stay home in California with their two kids.
Ahead, see the first photos of Harry, William, and Kate together at King Charles’s coronation.
