SPECULATION is rife Prince Harry has already landed in the UK ahead of his dad’s historic coronation tomorrow.
A private plane believed to be carrying the Duke of Sussex touched down in Farnborough today.
A private jet flies into Farnborough today
Meghan is staying in the US to look after their children
Harry, 38, is attending tomorrow’s celebrations without wife Meghan Markle, who has remained in the US with their children.
The plane arrived at Farnborough, which is close to Windsor Castle, from Van Nuys private airport in California.
The runway is close to Harry and Meghan’s Montecito home but it is not yet clear if Harry was on board.
He is only expected to be making a whirlwind visit as he prepares to re-join his family back in California for Archie’s fourth birthday.
A source previously told The Celeb Report: “He’ll be in and out of the UK in 24 hours.”
It is not yet clear what role if any Harry will be playing in Charles’ coronation as a royal rift swirls around the family.
Harry has faced the fury of his dad and brother Prince William after making explosive revelations in book Spare and his Netflix series.
He made a string of sensational claims – including how he was attacked by “arch-nemesis” William and pleaded with his dad not to marry “wicked stepmother” Camilla.
The coronation will be the first time he has been with his family since the bombshells.
The Royal Family will be making an appearance on the balcony of Buckingham Palace tomorrow afternoon after the monarch is crowned.
But King Charles has limited the event to working royals only – meaning it is likely Harry will miss out.
Despite this, Harry was said to be “desperate” to attend the coronation to support his father.
The Celeb Report on Sunday revealed he had a heart-to-heart talk with Charles before agreeing to come.
Insiders said the King is “happy” with his son’s decision and “understanding” of Meghan staying behind.
Harry was keen to publicly support his father for his big day
He is aiming to jet back home promptly for son Archie’s birthday
