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Who sat where at the coronation — and what did it mean? Decoding the psychology of the world’s most contentious seating chart
Throw interpersonal undercurrents into the mix (yes, we’re looking at you, Prince William and Prince Harry), and getting this right must have been a nightmare exercise for the coronation’s organizers. Prince HarryWhere would Prince Harry sit at the coronation? In the end, the Duke of Sussex was seated in the third row, right next to other non-working royals like his cousins, Princess Beatrice and Princess Eugenie. Harry was separated from his brother, Prince William, by a row that included the likes of the Duke and Duchess of Gloucester, one of Queen Elizabeth’s cousins. Prince William, Princess Kate and familyPrince William, Kate, and their children were the VVIPS, barring King Charles and Queen Camilla themselves.
Source: thestar May 07, 2023 11:29 UTC
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