The pressing question of "to attend or not to attend" now lies in Prince Harry's decision to attend or not to attend the Platinum Jubilee this June.

But will the Duke of Sussex attend the coronation of his father Prince Charles and stepmother Camilla, Duchess of Cornwall, in the far distant future, unless, according to OK!

According to OK!, Harry will not attend his father and stepmother's coronation if it is held at Westminster Abbey out of respect for his late mother, Princess Diana, whose funeral was held there in 1997. (Princess Diana's funeral was held at Westminster Abbey in 1997 (she is buried on an island in the lake on the grounds of the Spencer family home, Althorpe). Incidentally, Queen Elizabeth's coronation in 1953 was held at Westminster Abbey.

"He doesn't want Camilla to be queen and is very angry that she will be," says Tina Brown, author of the recently published The Palace Papers, of Harry's reaction to the queen's announcement regarding Camilla. He has not yet reconciled, and probably never will."

(For those royal party newbies who are not avid viewers of The Crown, Prince Charles and Camilla had an affair throughout Prince Charles' and Princess Diana's marriage, from 1981 to their separation in 1992 and divorce in 1996. . after Diana's death in 1997, Charles and Camilla eventually married in 2005.)

"After reports that she was involved in his parents' marriage and succeeded Diana as Charles' wife, Camilla would be in his purview (for Harry's upcoming memoir), so Harry is set to reveal whatever secrets Camilla has," Paul Burrell, Diana's former butler, told Closer. He has already said that he enjoyed The Crown, which portrayed Camilla as a sort of "wicked stepmother."

A source claimed that Harry has always held a grudge against Camilla and quoted the prince as saying to a friend, "I'm not sure why I'm so upset about Camilla. That's why my mother died. Instead of being in a safe place with her family, she ran away to Paris."

Regarding Camilla and Harry's relationship, another source said, "He was not happy with Camilla. She was the woman who succeeded his late mother, and Harry did not want her as his future stepmother. He was often overly polite and generally cold toward Camilla. And the more Harry learned about his father's relationship with Camilla, the more distant he became toward her. It took Harry years to accept her, but, like William, as he grew older he realized that he had to put his father's happiness before his own feelings."

No wonder it might be too much to see her crowned Queen Consort in the same place where her beloved mother's funeral took place.