Some British elite reportedly want Prince Harry and Meghan Markle iced out of King Charles III's coronation next spring in wake of the release of their Netflix docuseries, "Harry & Meghan."
Former conservative politician David Mellor told the Daily Mail, "They make money out of selling their family down the river. I think it should be made clear that the British people do not want them there," in reference to the upcoming celebration for the King in May.
"They shouldn’t come to the Coronation. They categorically shouldn’t come," he declared, also adding that Brits "would be perfectly entitled to boo" the Duke and Duchess of Sussex if they attended.
While Prince Harry was born into the monarchy, Meghan Markle previously served as a senior royal upon her marriage to Harry in May 2018 until announcing their departure in January 2020.
PRESSURE BUILDS ON PRINCE HARRY AS THE PEOPLE OF SUSSEX PETITION TO REMOVE HIS AND MEGHAN'S TITLES
Current Parliament member and former Conservative Party Leader Iain Duncan Smith said of the couple to the Daily Mail, "If they dislike the Royal Family so much why would they attend the Coronation?"
British Author Lady Antonia Fraser said, "I hope they don’t come because I want the King and Queen to be the center of attention. It worries me that if they come the cameras might waste time on them. They should stay holding hands in Hollywood."
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Since the release of the first three episodes of their Netflix show, Harry and Meghan have received an abundance of negative backlash, predominately within the United Kingdom.
A second batch of episodes will be released on December 15, the date on which Kate Middleton will tape her ITV special: "Royal Carols: Together at Christmas."
The Instagram account for the Prince and Princess of Wales shared a glimpse of the upcoming show.
Days after the episodes dropped, King Charles was pictured meeting A-list actor Ryan Reynolds in North Wales to discuss his purchase of the Wrexham Association Football Club with Rob McElhenney.
