Those who were confirmed and those who were not at the coronation of Carlos III

With Charles III’s coronation hours away, the world’s attention turned to England. This Saturday, more than 2,000 dignitaries, including international politicians and a hundred heads of state, will witness the swearing-in of the new monarch.

However, there will be notable absentees from the event at Westminster Abbey.

Those who do not fail

King Felipe VI and Queen Letizia of Spain are confirmed to be among the guests attending the coronation.

and representatives of Monaco. For his part, Sweden’s King, Carl XVI Gustaf, plans to attend the ceremony alongside Princess Victoria, heir to the Swedish throne, despite recovering from heart surgery.

King Willem-Alexander of the Netherlands will also bring his heir, who will be joined by Queen Máxima and Princess Catherine Amalia of Orange.

Other royals expected to be present during the coronation ceremony include Japan’s Prince Akishino and his wife Princess Kiko; Prince Frederik of Denmark and his wife Princess Mary, who will play Queen Margrethe after recently undergoing back surgery; And Norway’s Prince Haakon Magnus and his wife Princess Mette-Marit will do the same, along with King Harald V and Queen Sonja.

No Meghan Markle or Sarah Ferguson

Markle’s absence, who is staying in California with her children Prince Archie and Princess Lilibet, has been marked by tension over scandalous revelations about Prince Harry’s father Charles III, his older brother Prince William and other royals. Memoir.

The Duchess of York and Sarah Ferguson, mother of Princesses Beatrice and Eugenia, will not attend the coronation.

As she explained on Good Morning Britain, she was not invited because of her divorce from Prince Andrew, but is expected to attend a private meeting after the event at Westminster.

Jill Biden, Macron and other politicians

The list of personalities from the political world who will attend the coronation of Carlos III has not yet been confirmed, but many have made public their invitation and presence.

Chief among them was Poland’s President Andrzej Duda, who concluded with the announcement, joined by his French counterpart, Emmanuel Macron, who will attend with his wife, Brigitte Macron, to express his “friendship, respect and appreciation” for the union. The kingdom and its king..

Scotland’s new first minister, Hamza Yousaf, has confirmed he will attend, but has promised to speak at a pro-independence rally in Glasgow on the day of the actual event, The Telegraph reports.

For their part, the three heads of EU institutions, Ursula von der Leyen, Roberta Metsola and Charles Michel, have also confirmed their presence.

However, US President Joe Biden will not be at Westminster Abbey. His wife, Jill Biden, will represent the United States with an entourage that has yet to be announced.

Similarly absent will be Dominic Raab, the conservative British politician who resigned as the government’s ‘number two’ after being accused of labor harassment while holding various ministerial posts.

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