Prince Harry and Prince Andrew sat in the third row for the King's coronation, having entered Westminster Abbey just before 10.40am
Prince Andrew, Princess Beatrice, Peter Phillips, Edoardo Mapelli Mozzi, Zara Tindall, Princess Eugenie, Jack Brooksbank, Mike Tindall and Prince HarryAdvertisement
The Prince and Princess of Wales sat in the front row for the historic ceremony, with their children Princess Charlotte and Prince Louis. Their eldest son, Prince George, was not seated with them - he was part of the ceremony asIt is the first time Prince Harry has been seen with his relatives in public since he criticised members of the Royal Family in his memoir, Spare.
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