While it remains uncertain whether they will be part of the 2,000-strong congregation at Westminster Abbey, sources suggest that their young children, Prince Archie and Princess Lilibet, have not been invited to the event.

This has raised concerns that the Sussexes may unintentionally upstage the coronation by focusing too heavily on Archie’s birthday, as the two occasions fall on the same day, May 6th.

The manner in which the young prince’s fourth birthday is celebrated seems to be a crucial issue for Prince Harry and Meghan.

However, some royal enthusiasts have pointed out that Harry himself was engaged in a polo match on Archie’s third birthday last year.

On that occasion, he was seen riding horses alongside Paul Nacho Figueras, an Argentine actor who featured in the Sussexes’ Netflix documentary and was acknowledged in Harry’s autobiography.

Their team, Los Padres, emerged victorious against their rivals, Moccarow Farms, at the Santa Barbara Polo Club.

This led some individuals to question the sudden desire to celebrate Archie’s birthday during the momentous occasion of the King’s Coronation.

Social media users expressed their opinions on the matter, with one person writing, “Don’t tell us you now want to celebrate it on The King’s Coronation.”

Another individual commented, “Considering last year Prince Harry, Archie’s father, played polo on his birthday, I can’t quite understand the upset.”

A third person added, “Given that Prince Harry played polo on Archie’s birthday this year, I don’t think they placed too much importance on dedicating the whole day to celebrating the son’s birthday.”

Nacho Figueras, who has been a close confidant of Prince Harry and Meghan, appeared in the first three episodes of their Netflix documentary.

As an avid supporter of the Sussexes, Nacho was present during the early stages of their relationship and attended their wedding.

However, rumors circulated a few months ago suggesting that Harry and Nacho’s friendship had soured, as they were not seen together during Nacho’s birthday celebrations.

Speculation arose that Meghan may have made a remark that offended Nacho’s wife, potentially contributing to Harry’s recent statements about losing close friends.

Whether or not their bromance has come to an end remains to be seen as the polo season approaches at the Santa Barbara Polo and Racket Club.

Since relocating to California, Prince Harry has pursued his passion for polo at a professional level.

His love for the sport dates back to his childhood when he attended matches with his late mother, Princess Diana, and played alongside his older brother, Prince William.

Now, he plays for the Los Padres team, founded by his longtime friend Nacho Figueras.

In August, Harry participated in a charity polo tournament in the United States, raising funds for Centabel, a charity he established to support children and young people in South Africa.

Partnering with Nacho, who serves as the charity’s ambassador, Prince Harry emerged victorious, earning praise for his exceptional performance on the field.

Nacho described Harry as a noble and steadfast friend who wholeheartedly supports Centabel, emphasizing their shared love for the sport and their commitment to the cause.

In conclusion, the potential absence of Prince Harry and Meghan Markle from King Charles’ coronation has sparked discussions regarding their children’s exclusion and the coinciding date with Archie’s birthday.

While some royal fans have questioned the significance placed on celebrating the young prince’s birthday, others have pointed out Harry’s previous polo match on the same occasion.

The status of Harry and Nacho’s friendship remains uncertain, as recent rumors suggest a strain in their relationship.

Nevertheless, Prince Harry continues to pursue his passion for polo in California, playing alongside his close friend and supporting charitable causes such as Centabel.