The Duke of Sussex left Westminster Abbey in a rush to return to Meghan Markle and his family in the US.
Prince Harry made a whistlestop tour back to the UK to witness his dad being officially crowned as the new King before making a swift return to the US following the Westminster Abbey service on Saturday.
According to reports in the Mirror, Harry was seen leaving the lavish ceremony in London clutching an Order of Service as he made his way to the airport. The Duchess of Sussex had decided to stay in their California home for the event with their two children, Prince Archie and Princess Lilibet. His action at the entrance of Westminster Abbey made Eugenie and her husband Jack Brooksbank laugh, as the Duke then used his body language to display a confident and upbeat approach as he made his way up the aisle.
After chatting with Eugenie and Jack, Harry fell back to face the music alone as he entered, although he continued to display his confident and happy demeanour as he made his way up the aisle, nodding, grinning, and chatting with people in the congregation.
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