What Prince Harry said moments after King Charles was crowned inside Westminster Abbey

The Duke of Sussex was briefly reunited with his family on Saturday as his father King Charles III was crowned inside Westminster Abbey.

Prince Harry was sat three rows back from his brother Prince William and Catherine, and their three children.

He watched the historic ceremony intently, including the pivotal moment St Edward's crown was placed on the King's head.

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And moments later, he was seen speaking 13 words.

Prince Harry joined in with the rest of the congregation to pay homage to the new monarch.

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They said: "God save King Charles. Long live King Charles. May the King live forever".

Earlier, Prince Harry was seen arriving with his cousin Princess Eugenie and her husband Jack Brooksbank and Princess Beatrice and her husband Edoardo Mapelli Mozzi.

As they walked into Westminster Abbey, Edo held out his arm to Harry, which was widely seen as a kind move amid on-going family tensions.

But Prince Harry is said to remain close with his two cousins and their husbands.

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Later, Harry was seen speaking with Brooksbank, reporting telling him that he would be leaving the UK at "about quarter to four".

The Duke of Sussex was driven straight to Heathrow Airport once the coronation service was over, choosing not to join the rest of the royal family at Buckingham Palace for lunch.

The reception was held after their balcony appearance, which was reserved for working royals only and therefore the duke was not a part of.

He was also not thought to have been included in the official coronation portraits which were taken at the palace.

Prince Harry's swift return to California was to get him back to wife Meghan and son Prince Archie, who celebrated his fourth birthday on May 6.