King Charles III, who has stayed away from the dirty game of disrespecting the own people so far, has sparked debate with his likely move to invite Prince Harry and Meghan Markle to the Coronation in May.
A royal commentator Dominique Samuels believes that Britons won't like Charles's controversial move to invite the Duke and Duchess of Sussex to his historic event.
Sharing her thoughts on the Duke's likely reaction, Samuels told Chris Kenny: "By inviting them and them turning down the invitation and not attending, it looks like they have rejected the olive branch that’s so obviously been extended."
"Rather than the other way around, which is how the narrative by Harry and Meghan tends to be spun."
Majority of UK's public see the couple's invite to the Coronation as an "odd decision" given they will "likely be booed" in the crowd, adding: “This is an odd decision when people know that they will likely be booed in the crowd during the coronation, and that will obviously be an unwelcomed distraction for what is supposed to be a momentous occasion."
Royal commentator Kinsey Schofield told GB News on Sunday night that a source close to the Royal Family confirmed Harry and Meghan had been advised to speak about "nothing but the weather" at the coronation.
Previously, Hugo Vickers said Harry will snub the invitation and will not accept it unless certain conditions are met that include an apology he seeks from the royal family. The historian told Page Six, per IBT, "Harry has made it clear that he has certain conditions before he will accept any invitation. It is always possible to reconcile if both parties are willing to do so ... but I don't think the Harry side will budge."