Brazen Meghan Markle Sparks Controversy Ahead of King Charles’ Coronation

Royal expert Carol Lieberman has issued a warning to Meghan Markle, advising her against overshadowing King Charles' upcoming coronation with any extravagant celebrations for her son, Prince Archie's birthday.

In an exclusive interview with Express.co.uk, Lieberman expressed concerns that the Duchess of Sussex may seek to divert attention towards herself on the significant day.

“It's going to be very hard for Meghan to resist making a splash for Archie's birthday on the same day as the coronation,” the TV psychologist remarked, hinting at potential media attention-grabbing tactics.

Reports have emerged that Meghan Markle allegedly reached out to renowned TV choirmaster Gareth Malone to organize a choir performance in honor of Archie's birthday, mirroring the grandeur of Lilibet's christening.

Despite having access to choirs in Montecito or Tyler Perry's circle, Meghan's choice to involve Malone's choir has raised eyebrows due to his scheduled involvement in King Charles' coronation ceremonies.

Speculations suggest that Meghan's intentions might be to draw focus away from the coronation festivities.

Gareth Malone, known for his role in the BAFTA-winning series “The Choir,” is set to lead the choirs participating in King Charles III's coronation.

The specially assembled coronation choir, comprising over 300 amateur singers, will showcase their talents at Windsor Castle during a grand Coronation Concert on Sunday, May 7th.

The choir selection process, chronicled in the BBC documentary “Sing for the King,” culminated in the formation of a diverse group representing various community and amateur choirs from across the UK.

As anticipation builds for the coronation choir's performance, key personalities such as Britain's Got Talent judge Amanda Holden, TV choir master Gareth Malone, and Strictly judge Motsi Mabuse will provide guidance and support to the choir members.

The quartet of celebrities aims to challenge and inspire the singers, ensuring a flawless rendition at the prestigious event.

Amanda Holden lauded the opportunity as “wonderful” for the dedicated choir members, emphasizing the significance of the occasion for all involved.

The upcoming BBC documentary, scheduled to air on Friday, May 5th, will offer viewers a glimpse into the preparation and journey of the coronation choir as they gear up for their momentous performance.

With a diverse ensemble ranging from an all-deaf sign performance group to a traditional male voice choir from Kaifili, the coronation choir embodies unity and talent from various backgrounds.

Amidst the excitement surrounding King Charles' coronation, Meghan Markle's alleged attempts to divert attention have stirred controversy and speculation within royal circles.