Harry has 'no regrets' about memoir, dodged question about Charles at Ellen's vow renewal ceremony, source claims

Prince Harry is chuffed at the success of his memoir, Spare, but refused to comment on his attendance at his father King Charles III's coronation later this year, an inside source claims.

A guest at Ellen DeGeneres and Portia de Rossi's recent vow renewal ceremony, which was also attended by the Duke and Duchess of Sussex, shared that Harry was thrilled at the success of his book, which broke records selling more than 3.2 million copies worldwide in one week.

"Harry said he was really happy about the success of the book and the reaction to it," the guest told Page Six.

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"He said he had no regrets about any of the revelations, and he's relieved to have got his story out into the world. There's been an amazing reaction to it", the source said.

Though the Sussexes "seemed to be in extremely good spirits" at the exclusive ceremony, Harry reportedly quickly dodged any mention of his father's upcoming coronation, with the guest saying he declined to comment on his and his family's attendance to the May 6 event.

Charles, however, seems to be on board with a reunion with his younger son, responding to a member of the public during a visit to a local hospital yesterday.

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The King interacted with the public, reaching out to shake hands with members of the group when a man called out: "Bring back Harry please, can you please bring him back, Sir?"

At first King Charles asked: "Who?", to which the man clarified, "Harry, your son."

Charles simply replied: "It would be nice," before moving along the crowd.

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Royal officials say that it is assumed that the Sussexes will be attending the first coronation in 70 years.

An official involved in the planning committee told The Sun, "They will definitely be invited, and we are working on the assumption that they will come."