Harry, Meghan shouldn’t expect concessions from Charles as they’re told to apologize to him

Prince Harry and Meghan Markle have been told to apologize to King Charles rather than expecting him to apologize to them ahead of the coronation.

Royal expert Lee Cohen wrote for FoxNews that the only people who should demand an apology are the new monarch, Queen Camilla, Prince William and Kate Middleton.

“The only request for an apology should come from the King, Queen Consort, Kate and William,” the expert said.

“Harry and Meghan sought to ruin but they failed, and the King and his successors remain popular because they dutifully carry on and never stoop to the level of the Sussexes.”

Angela Levin, royal biographer, has spoken about whether or not the Duke and Duchess of Sussex will attend the next historic event scheduled for May 6.

She said the mother-of-two would not come for the coronation as it would be “horribly embarrassing” for her.

“I don’t think she has the strength and courage to come. I think it’s quite easy to incite badness when you’re thousands of miles away, it’s quite another when you’re absolutely there and you get cold looks and nobody wants to talk to you, besides discussing the weather,” Levin said.

“She’s quite awkward when it comes to being around royals and because she doesn’t feel like number one she’s uncomfortable,” she added.

“And, of course, she didn’t have enough experience to feel comfortable and confident because she left for Canada too soon.”