She told Sky News Australia: “So, I kind of understand the stance the King is taking, but the reality is: The coronation is still a public affair, it’s still a public event. I think many Britons are getting quite sick of this saga.
“It’s a tradition that we love and we would just like to perpetuate it and have it relevant to modern times. I don’t think we want to carry on this Kardashian-style ridiculous affair to the coronation, which is exactly what would happen if the Sussexes do attend.”
She also claimed someone close to the King who might suffer if Prince Harry was invited: Camilla, Queen Consort.
In his book, Spare, Prince Harry made a series of allegations against Camilla and said he once thought she had “sacrificed [him] on her personal PR alter”.
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