Natalie Barr: Harry and Meghan will attend King’s coronation to have more to complain about

The coronation of King Charles III will be the perfect opportunity for Prince Harry and Meghan Markle to find more to ‘complain about’ with their American benefactors, according to Sunrise presenter Natalie Barr.

The Channel Seven breakfast presenter, 55, took aim at the Sussexes on Monday while speaking to The Sun’s royal correspondent Emily Andrews about reports that the couple are still “in talks” with Buckingham Palace about your assistance.

Barr said the Royal Family risks an own goal by allowing Harry and Meghan back into the fold for the historic ceremony on May 6, because they could return to California with fresh material for their ongoing smear campaign against The Firm.

Harry and Meghan have already sold royal secrets to the highest bidder thanks to their multibillion-dollar deals with American media giants like Netflix, and giving them front-row seats to the biggest royal occasion in recent memory could leave the monarchy exposed to more.” real bombs.

While the Duke and Duchess of Sussex have yet to confirm they will attend the coronation, Ms Andrews said “my money is that they will come” and that they will “bring the children with them”.

Barr cautiously responded, “Okay…because that will create more topics to talk about, and possibly complain about.”

Harry and Meghan have yet to confirm if they will attend the ceremony, with sources claiming “tense” negotiations are underway between the Sussexes and the palace over what, if any, role they will have.

If they come, Harry, who once called his stepmother Camilla Parker-Bowles a ‘villain’, will have to bow to his father’s wife as Queen.

You will also need to give the Home Office 28 days’ notice before you arrive in the UK so that appropriate security can be arranged for your family.

Barr (left, with royal correspondent Emily Andrews) said the Royal Family risks an own goal by allowing Harry and Meghan back into the fold for the May 6 ceremony, because they could return to California with new material for his smear campaign against the firm

Harry and Meghan have yet to confirm if they will attend the ceremony, with sources claiming “tense” negotiations are underway between the Sussexes and the palace over what, if any, role they will have. (Pictured: Charles with Harry and Meghan on June 9, 2018)

The Daily Mail newspaper reported on March 10 that Buckingham Palace staff had been told to make plans for the Duke and Duchess of Sussex to attend the coronation.

Apparently, Harry and Meghan were being included in all the arrangements, including cars, dinners, and seats at Westminster Abbey.

A week later, The Times of London published an article stating that neither the Sussexes nor Prince Andrew, Duke of York would take part in the procession.

The newspaper also reported that Harry and Meghan’s children, Prince Archie and Princess Lilibet, had not yet been invited to the coronation.

The coronation date will be Archie’s fourth birthday while Lilibet doesn’t turn two until June 4.