Prince Harry skipped his dad’s King Charles III coronation lunch to celebrate his son Archie’s birthday in California Saturday, but the royal grandson was there in spirit.
The newly crowned king reportedly raised a toast to exiled grandson Prince Archie to wish him a happy fourth birthday “wherever he was.”
Harry had been invited to the family lunch — and his 74-year-old dad, the king, seemed “genuinely quite disappointed that he didn’t stay,” the paper’s source said. He then toasted “those that weren’t there,” a clear nod to include his exiled son and his family, according to the outlet.SourceHarry was in such a rush to leave he was still in his Dior morning suit when he arrived at Heathrow Airport. His flight left even before his dad and mother-in-law, Queen Camilla, posed for official coronation photos.
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