While promoting the book in a “60 Minutes” interview, the duke famously described Camilla as a “villain” and the third person in the marriage between Charles and Diana. Paul Burrell worked as Diana’s butler for over 10 years until her sudden death in 1997. In his bombshell memoir, “Spare,” Harry left few stones unturned when it came to divulging family secrets and private conversations. The Duke and Duchess of Sussex - who recently received their invitations to the May ceremony - are still mulling over whether they will make the 5,459-mile trip.īurrell noted that ultimately, “the ball is well and truly in Harry and Meghan’s court,” adding that it will be difficult for Harry to see Queen Consort Camilla “where his mother could have been.” “But I think Harry may come alone and she’s probably told him she won’t be able to be by his side with him if he does attend.” Prince Harry will attend his father’s coronation without his wife, Meghan Markle, according to Princess Diana’s former butler.

“I don’t think Meghan’s brave or strong enough to be there - she’d have to look in the eyes of a family she’s pushed under the bus,” he continued. “It’s likely to be incredibly uncomfortable for them if they attend, particularly Meghan,” the 64-year-old told Closer Magazine. Paul Burrell, who worked for Diana for over 10 years until her sudden death in 1997, said that the King has “retained the moral high ground” by inviting the exiled royals to the May 6 coronation. Prince Harry will attend his father’s coronation “alone” as his wife, Meghan Markle, won’t be “brave or strong enough,” according to the late Princess Diana’s former butler. Oprah weighs in on Prince Harry, Meghan Markle attending King Charles’ coronation Royal family would ‘collapse’ without Kate ‘as future rests on her’: expert Prince George, Charlotte and Louis’ roles in King’s coronation revealed Harry and Meghan’s demands could throw Charles’ coronation into ‘chaos’: report

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