Prince Harry Tried to Be Friendly at the Coronation But Got Snubbed By Family, Insiders and Lip Readers Say

Prince Harry, the Duke of Sussex, tried to be friendly during the coronation of Queen Elizabeth II, but according to insiders and lip readers, he got snubbed by his family.

The coronation took place on June 2, 1953, after the sudden death of King George VI. It was a grand affair, attended by members of the royal family, political leaders, and delegates from around the world.

Harry’s attempts to socialize with the royal family were allegedly met with cold shoulders and indifference. Insiders claimed that the family members avoided any interactions with him, and that they were clearly uncomfortable in his presence.

Lip readers also observed small exchanges between family members that appeared to be dismissive or derogatory toward Harry. He was reportedly hurt by their behavior and felt isolated and unwelcome.

Despite the incident, Harry continued to attend royal events and take part in his official duties. However, his relationship with the family members became strained over the years, and he eventually decided to step back from his royal duties.

The prince, along with his wife, Meghan Markle, now lives in the United States, where they have been involved in various philanthropic and social justice causes. They also recently signed deals with Netflix and Spotify to produce original content.

The incident at the coronation highlights the tension and drama that has often surrounded the royal family, and the challenges faced by those who are not fully embraced by the inner circle. Despite the obstacles he has faced, Harry has found a new sense of purpose and belonging in his life outside of the royal family.