However, the Duke of Sussex left the ceremony immediately after the main event, leaving Charles feeling let down.
The Daily Mail reported that some members of the family were relieved that Harry had left early, but the King was genuinely disappointed. At the lunch that followed the ceremony, Charles raised a toast to his grandson Prince Archie on his fourth birthday and wished him a happy birthday wherever he was.
The King's gesture was reportedly a sweet moment, but it was overshadowed by his disappointment in Harry's early departure.
Despite looking happy in photographs taken at Westminster Abbey, Harry did not stay for long, leaving to celebrate his son's birthday in a low-key manner.
It's unclear why Harry left the ceremony so soon, but his decision seems to have disappointed his father. Regardless, it's clear that the Royal family is still celebrating and wishing the young Prince a happy birthday, even if he wasn't able to attend the coronation ceremony.
