As the summer comes to an end, it's time to look back at the most thought-provoking stories of the past year in the world of royalty. From generational divides to moments of significance, the reactions to the royals have been mixed. While some people dismiss the polls and show apathy towards the monarchy, others still cheer for King and country. As the coronation of King Charles took place, it was a day of pomp and pageantry, but also a moment of transition for the royal family. Amidst it all, Prince Harry's presence and demeanour during the event left a poignant impression. Let's dive into the details.

The divide between generations when it comes to the monarchy is undeniable. Younger people, in particular, seem apathetic towards the royal family. They are more interested in seeing an elected head of state rather than the traditional monarchy. However, it's important to note that the crowds attending royal events and celebrations do not represent the entire population. They are a smaller section of the population who still hold support for the royals. The younger generation's disapproval may be a minority, but it cannot be ignored.

The transition from Queen Elizabeth II to King Charles has not been an easy one. Queen Elizabeth was immensely popular and would have won an election for head of state if there had been one. However, the same level of support does not extend to Charles and Camilla. The public's perception of them is different, especially when compared to the beloved Princess Diana. The coronation of King Charles marked a significant moment for him, as he stepped onto the balcony where he had witnessed past family members. The gratitude on his face as he thanked the crowd showed the weight of his lifelong preparation for this role.

Prince Harry's presence at the coronation was notable, as he attended the event without Meghan by his side. Walking into Westminster Abbey alone, he showed resilience amidst the ongoing controversies surrounding the royal family. Although he was seated in the third row, he appeared relaxed and engaged in conversations with family members and even the Archbishop of Canterbury. For Harry, this event was a reminder of the institution he has distanced himself from and a confirmation of his decision to build a new life in Montecito.

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