Prince Harry received a less than warm welcome from the crowd as he made his way to Westminster Abbey for King Charles’s coronation.

On Saturday morning, May 6th, boos echoed through Hyde Park as the Duke of Sussex appeared on the big screen, according to National World.

Reporter Imogen Howes was present at the scene, capturing the moment as the crowd jeered.

However, amidst the unfriendly reception, some members of the public pushed back, with one woman remarking, “That’s not very nice.”

The reason behind the crowd’s discontent was the belief that Prince Harry did not sing the National Anthem after his father’s coronation.

Many royal watchers viewed this as a disgraceful act, branding him a disgrace.

Social media users swiftly reacted to the awkward moment, expressing their disappointment.

Doug White tweeted, “Harry not singing the National Anthem, what a disgrace,” while Amanda added, “Harry didn’t sing the National Anthem or bow when King Charles walked past.

It makes you wonder why he bothered turning up.”

Speculation arose as viewers claimed to have noticed Prince Harry stop singing “God Save the King” as his father passed by.

This is not the first time the Duke of Sussex has faced such accusations.

During Queen Elizabeth’s funeral last September, he was also accused of not singing the National Anthem.

However, footage from the event clearly showed him participating in the singing.

Despite these claims, pictures from the coronation service depict Prince Harry singing along with the rest of his family.

The Duke of Sussex returned to the royal family following a series of controversial interviews and the release of his memoir, “Spare.”

Throughout the ceremony, he displayed moments of confidence but also seemed to struggle at times.

Body language expert Inbal Honingman analyzed Prince Harry’s behavior from his arrival to his departure, noting his tense interactions with others during the coronation.

She observed that he appeared uncomfortable and lacked confident gestures.

His stiff fingers when waving indicated self-consciousness, while his extreme smile seemed forced rather than genuine.

Inbal also noticed him deep in thought when not engaged in conversation, with wandering eyes and frequent lip biting, suggesting uncertainty about his presence at the event.

During the singing of “God Save the King,” Prince Harry’s gestures revealed his state of mind.

He mechanically followed protocol, raising and dropping his head accordingly.

However, he occasionally turned his head to look at the children behind the king, which Inbal interpreted as a longing for his own family.

She suggested that his eyes were caught by the children because he was thinking of his own children at home.

Despite being distant from his family, Prince Harry did not display any strong negative emotions upon seeing his father in such impersonal circumstances.

In conclusion, Prince Harry faced a mixed reception at King Charles’s coronation, with boos from the crowd and accusations of not singing the National Anthem.

While some viewers believed he omitted the anthem, photographic evidence contradicted these claims.

Body language analysis indicated moments of discomfort and uncertainty throughout the ceremony.

Despite the challenges, Prince Harry maintained a composed demeanor, even if his thoughts occasionally wandered to his family.