There has been a lot of gossip about the Duke and Duchess of Sussex possibly attending the coronation of King Charles III.. However, many are speculating whether their children, three-year-old Prince Archie, and 21-month-old Princess Lilibet might appear with them.

And though Princess Lilibet may be considered quite young, her brother Archie will likely be in on the festivities. The little prince will be 4 years old on coronation day, and will be the same age as King Charles when he attended the coronation of the late Queen Elizabeth II in June 1953.

Little ones, Archie and Lilibet, were not seen in public during last year’s Platinum Jubilee celebrations, as Harry and Meghan only attended the Thanksgiving National Service. However, speaking of Prince Harry’s son, Archie, this will be the three-year-old’s first major role since becoming a prince. There is no doubt that Prince Harry and Meghan will have a special plan for their son’s birthday whether they are celebrating in the UK or at their residence in Montecito.

Last week, it was reported that all three children of the Prince and Princess of Wales were expected to take part in the Westminster Abbey procession that will follow the King’s coronation. Prince George, Princess Charlotte and Prince Louis will likely accompany the king and queen as they leave the abbey after the service.

Megan and her sons

The children are expected to join their parents in the carriage behind Charles and Camilla, who will be traveling in the Golden State Coach when they return to Buckingham Palace. George will be nine, Louis five, and Charlotte eight, just four days before the coronation.

The three princes