The highly anticipated coronation date for King Charles III has finally been revealed, and it is set to take place on May 6th, 2023.

This announcement comes as a surprise, as earlier speculations suggested a later date in early June.

The palace quickly debunked these rumors, putting an end to any uncertainty surrounding the event.

In a historic twist, Camilla will also be officially crowned as Queen Consort during the same ceremony.

However, not everyone is pleased with this decision.

The Sussex squad, in particular, is disappointed as the coronation coincides with Archie’s fourth birthday, which also happens to fall on May 6th.

Nevertheless, what they fail to realize is that this date holds significant importance in royal history.

May 6th marks the day when King George V, the late Queen’s grandfather, ascended the throne back in 1910.

Royal expert Daniela Elsa expressed her opinion on the matter, stating that Prince Harry’s son will have a rather lackluster birthday celebration.

She further noted that while considerations were made for the King’s coronation, it is surprising that the birthday of the sixth in line to the throne was overlooked.

Elsa highlighted the fact that the chosen date could be seen as a deliberate snub or an example of the frustrations Meghan and Harry have long experienced.

It is hard not to interpret Charles’ decision as a slight or, at the very least, a disregard for the Sussexes’ concerns.

Moreover, Elsa pointed out a concerning aspect regarding the timing of the coronation weekend.

She emphasized that the day which symbolizes the addition of the first mixed-race member to the royal family is about to be overshadowed by the crowning of Grandpa Charles.

This move may sting Harry and Meghan, especially as the world awaits news on whether Harry will proceed with his upcoming memoir.

The question now arises as to whether the Sussexes will attend the coronation.

Royal commentator and journalist Kinsey Schofield believes they will be invited, despite their past disruptive behavior.

However, it is worth noting that the guest list for Charles’ coronation will be significantly reduced compared to his mother’s coronation in 1953.

Only 2,000 individuals will be invited, a sharp decrease from the 8,000 attendees at Queen Elizabeth II’s coronation.

This downsized guest list reflects Charles’ commitment to a more streamlined approach to the monarchy.

When compared to the grandeur of Queen Elizabeth II’s coronation, it is expected that King Charles’ event will feature a slimmed-down version of the royal family.

According to the Mail on Sunday, the balcony moment at Buckingham Palace will likely include only Queen Consort Camilla, Prince William, Catherine Princess of Wales, and their children – Prince George, Princess Charlotte, and Prince Louis.

A royal source suggests that we may witness an even more minimalistic display, with only Charles, Camilla, Kate, William, and their children gracing the Buckingham Palace balcony.

This aligns with Charles’ vision of a tighter-knit monarchy, particularly in light of Harry and Meghan’s decision to step down from their royal roles and relocate to Los Angeles.

As preparations for King Charles III’s coronation continue, the world eagerly awaits this historic event.

The chosen date, May 6th, carries both historical significance and personal implications, making it a momentous occasion for the British monarchy.