Why Prince Harry didn't attend the meeting where Charles will be proclaimed king #princeharry

Why Prince Harry didn't attend the meeting where Charles will be proclaimed king #princeharry #kingcharles #queenelizabeth

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The death of Queen Elizabeth II has set into motion protocols that have not been seen for more than 70 years.

She died Sept. 8, making her son and heir the new monarch, King Charles III. One of the required protocols to officially install him as the new monarch is the Accession Council, or when Queen Elizabeth's death is formally announced and her heir officially takes the throne, according to the official royal website.

Taking place on Sept. 10, the Accession Council was the first event in a 10-day period of dually mourning the former queen while also installing the new king. There are two parts of the traditional ceremony and only members of the Privy Council and "certain others invited" are allowed to attend the first part. The second part is the new monarch's first meeting with the council, during which he makes a declaration and signs a document, and is only open to council members.

Prince Harry did not attend the ceremony, though Prince William did, along with a host of politicians and advisers who served the queen.

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