However, the Duke of Sussex's view was obstructed by a big red feather sitting atop Princess Anne's hat. Despite Harry's attempt to move his head strategically, the giant plume continued to block his view throughout the ceremony.
This wasn't the first time that the couple had to face wardrobe troubles at a royal event. During Queen Elizabeth's funeral last year, a candle scandal occurred, and Harry's view was again blocked.
This time, it was his wife Meghan Markle's face that was obscured by a large yellow candle. Many conspiracy theorists claimed that the positioning of the candle was intentional, and it was done to obscure Meghan's face.
Although Princess Anne's wardrobe caused some visual trouble for Prince Harry, the two seemed cordial at the historic ceremony. As the Princess Royal made her way through the abbey, she stopped to say hello to her nephew, and they exchanged smiles.
Anne's interference seemed unintentional since she was seen chatting with fellow guests and appeared to be unaware that she was blocking Harry's view.
Anne, who is the only sister of the monarch, was dressed in a military uniform for her official role at the coronation. She was the Gold-Stick-in-Waiting, the person entrusted with the monarch's personal safety on the big day.
