Prince Harry Attends Coronation of Charles III and Camilla

After months of speculation, Prince Harry did, in fact, attend the coronation of Charles III and Camilla. The younger son of King Charles III and the late Princess Diana was at Westminster Abbey in London for the massive moment, though he did not have an active role in the ceremony. Harry's brother, Prince William, did actively participate in the coronation ceremony.

Harry's wife, Meghan Markle, was not in attendance. She opted to remain in the U.S. with their children, Prince Archie and Princess Lilibet. It is Archie's birthday, so she is reportedly planning a party for the 4-year-old royal. This decision to sit out of the coronation obviously also comes after she and Harry alleged racism and other mistreatment from the rest of the royal family, their employees and the U.K. press.

The TV coverage of the event is far from over. Details on how to tune in to what's happening in London in honor of the ascension can be found below.

How to watch the royal coronation

A subscription to Hulu Live TV offers access to all major channels airing the royal coronation, including ABC. Plus, Hulu + Live TV can now be bundled with ad-supported Disney+ and ESPN+. You'll also get access to more than 65 other live and on demand channels with live sports, news and entertainment.

Sign up for Hulu + Live TV and watch the coronation of Charles III, $70 a month

Other ways to watch

Other live TV streaming programs are out there too, such as Sling TV. It's offering a deal to get $20 off your first month when you sign up for Sling Blue. Your first month will be $20 a month and then $40 a month after that, without the need for a cable subscription. There's no contract with Sling TV, and subscriptions include 50 hours of DVR storage.

Watch the coronation on Sling TV, $20 for your first month

FuboTV is a more sports-centric streaming service. So, if you want to watch the royal coronation but also want to keep up with the latest MLB and NBA games while you're at it, FuboTV is probably your best bet. Did we mention that it gives you 1,000 hours of DVR space as well? Get a free seven-day trial by signing up here.

Watch sports live at FuboTV with a seven-day free trial, then starting at $75 a month