Harry, Duke of Sussex, will not join the other Royal family members at Buckingham Palace

Update: Sky News have now reported that Harry, Duke of Sussex, will not be attending a lunch at Buckingham Palace, and instead is set to make his way back to the United States to join Meghan and family on Prince Archie's fourth birthday.

Original report below

Sky News have reported this morning that Harry, Duke of Sussex, has been invited to join the Royal Family at Buckingham Palace once the Coronation proceedings have concluded at Westminster Abbey.

As of this morning, there had been no confirmation if Harry would be accepting the invitation, as the Duke of Sussex has been said to be returning to Montecito, California straight away to attend the fourth birthday of his son, Prince Archie.

However, should Harry accept the rumoured invitation to return back to the Palace, could this set up the potential of King Charles III breaking a royal tradition and allowing a non-working royal, albeit his son, an opportunity to join the Royal family on the balcony for the hallowed picture opportunity? More importantly, if he does accept the invitation, could this also be a cease-fire between the ongoing saga between brothers Prince William and Harry, Duke of Sussex?

The list of Royal family members that will be appearing on the balcony later today is currently listed as follows:

• King Charles III and Queen Camilla
• Prince of Wales, Princess of Wales - Prince George, 9, Princess Charlotte, 7, Prince Louis, 5
• Princess Anne and Tim Laurence
• Prince Edward and Sophie
• Duke and Duchess of Gloucester (Duke is the most senior male-line descendant of Queen Victoria and her husband Albert, Prince Consort. He was first cousin to Queen Elizabeth II)
• Duke of Kent, 87 & his sister Princess Alexandra, 86

This is a breaking story - more information to be provided as and when it follows.