Amid much speculation, Prince Harry had a good view at King Charles' coronation, as he was seated three rows behind Prince William and Kate Middleton, alongside his cousins Princess Eugenie and Princess Beatrice at Westminster Abbey.

Previously, reports suggested that the 38-year-old would be seated far from his family after the revelations in his tell-all book, Spare. However, it seems that there might have been a change of heart.

Despite this, Princess Diana's former butler Paul Burrell believes the situation will be difficult for the father of two. Speaking on GB News, Burrell said, “There is no chance of a reconciliation anytime soon, I’m afraid — I think he will get a very icy reception from the Windsors.”

Burrell also mentioned that Harry's presence at the coronation was due to his father's desire for both his sons to witness the important event in his life. “His father will be delighted that both his sons will be there to witness this incredible day in his life,” Burrell added.

Following the coronation, Prince Harry will return to the U.S. to celebrate his son's fourth birthday. Meghan Markle, Harry's wife, decided not to attend the event, considering her history with the royal family.

Royal expert Eloise Parker explained, "I think there's bound to be some relief from William and Kate that Meghan won't be attending the coronation simply because less emphasis is going to be on them, who's looking where, who's lip reading, what's going on between them."

Parker also mentioned that the relationships between the royals would never be like a "Real Housewives moment," and Kate would prefer to keep things under wraps, which is easier with Meghan's absence.

It remains uncertain if Prince William and Prince Harry will interact during the coronation. Biographer Tina Brown told LBC's Andrew Marr, "They are totally estranged. I do not think there will be any contact between them at the coronation. I think that their relationship right now is on absolute ice."