Meghan Markle may have “the excuse of Archie's birthday” to not attend her father-in-law King Charles’ historic coronation but if she thought it would 'benefit” her brand she would definitely be there, royal expert Richard Fitzwilliams claims.
that Archie’s fourth birthday is just an excuse for Meghan Markle not to attend the historic event - but really the former Suits actress isn't interested in being there because it won't boost her public image.
The Duchess of Sussex would attend King Charles' coronation if she thought it would benefit her “brand”. Picture: Getty Images “It doesn't seem there will be much if any chance for even the beginnings of any reconciliation," the British commentator said. Meanwhile, royal fans are accusing King Charles of being “on a different planet” and"out of touch" after his official signature coronation dish was unveiled on Monday.
However, Britons have taken to Twitter to slam the meal, accusing Charles and the royal family of “taking the piss out of ordinary people” with the UK recently facing an egg shortage amid a bird flu outbreak. According to The Evening Standard many Sainsbury and Tesco customers have been unable to buy eggs for months, and when they are in stock they are paying a lot more.
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