It was one of the great debates of this great day, a historic day, in the United Kingdom. where will you sit Harry at Westminster Abbey. Charles III, at the age of 74, is crowned the longest-reigning monarch and will be named Supreme Head of the Anglican Church of England and Wales. In the end, the prodigal son duke of sussex will be relegated to a third row of the bench. He will sit next to his cousins. he posts it The Sun.
In London, the script for this Saturday, May 6, has already been written. The rundown of the coronation ceremony of Carlos III and of Camilla it is traced to the millimeter in what has been called Operation Golden Orb. In the morning the kings will lead a procession that leaves from Buckingham Palace to Westminster Abbey, where the enthronement will take place. It is the King’s Procession, which will go through the City on its way to the abbey.
the husband of Meghan Markle He has been extremely relegated and they have placed him in the third row along with his cousins Eugenia and Beatriz; and their respective husbands, Jack Brooksbank; and Edo Mapelli Mozzi. He will also share a bank with a cousin of his grandmother Isabel II, Alexandra, according to the newspaper. Kate and Guillermo will be at the front row (first row), as heirs. With them, Eduardo and Sofía and their children; and Princess Anne with her husband, Tim Laurence. Apparently, the Duke of Sussex plans to leave the ceremony as soon as it is over because he is flying back to the US to be with his son Archie, who turns 4 today.
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