Who is attending King Charles' coronation?

As we count down the days toKing Charles'coronation, many are wondering who will make up the over 2000 strong guest list.

WhileBuckingham Palacerepresentatives have confirmed the invitation of British MP's, religious representatives, world leaders, and approximately 850 community and charity representatives from the British general public, very little detail has been shared regarding the specifics of who will be inside Westminster Abbey on coronation day.

As invited guests begin to confirm their attendance, let's take a deep dive into the coronation attendees.

It is anticipated that most of the British royal family will be in attendance at King Charles' coronation.

Buckingham Palaceannounced throughInstagramthatPrince WilliamandPrincess Kate'seldest son,Prince George, will be one of the King's Pages of Honour that will form part of the official procession through Westminster Abbey.

Queen Camilla'sgrandsons and great-nephew will also take part in the official procession as the Queen's Pages of Honour.

Prince William is also expected to play a major role in the coronation, with theSunday Timesreporting that the Prince will take part in the ceremonial pledge of allegiance to his father by touching the St Edward's Crown and kneeling before the new King.

After weeks of speculation,Prince Harryhas also recently confirmed his attendance, with the Duchess of SussexMeghan Markleremaining in California to look after their two children,Prince ArchieandPrincess Lilibet.

King Charles' niece,Princess Eugenie, may also take part in the official proceedings however, due to the Princess being heavily pregnant, pundits are speculating that she may miss out on the coronation due to its close proximity to her due date.

A source reporting to theIndependenthas stated that Princess Eugenie's mother,Duchess of York Sarah Ferguson, will not be accompanying her daughters Beatrice and Eugenie to her former brother-in-law's coronation however, theDaily Mailreports that the Duchess has been extended an invitation to be a VIP guest at the coronation concert the following day.

The new King has cultivated quite the global guestlist, with world leaders and current reigning monarchs being invited to take part in the festivities.

WhileU.S. President Joe Bidenhas announced he will not be attending the coronation, theWashington Posthas confirmed that First Lady,Dr Jill Biden, will lead the American delegation for the coronation.

Australian Prime MinisterAnthony Albanesehas also confirmed his attendance at the coronation. Mr Albanese will lead the Australian delegation alongsideGovernor-General David Hurleyand will be accompanied by a contingent of 'outstanding citizens' hand-picked by the Prime Minister.

In a break of an almost 900-year tradition, current reigning monarchs from across the world will also be in attendance.

Prince Albert of Monacoand his wife,Princess Charlene, were one of the first international royals to confirm their attendance. Other international royals confirmed to be attending the coronation areCrown Princess MaryandCrown Prince Frederik of Denmark,King Carl XVI Gustaf of SwedenandCrown Princess Victoria, andCrown Prince FumihitoandCrown Princess Kiko of Japan.

Although celebrity attendance at the coronation is yet to be confirmed, the British royal family are no stranger to star power at their official events.

Based on attendance at previous royal weddings/funerals, it is speculated that celebrities such asDavid and Victoria Beckham,James Corden,Idris Elba,James Blunt, andOprah Winfreymay be inside Westminster Abbey to witness the new King be crowned.

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