Royal experts have addressed the brief seven seconds of King Charles' speech where he spoke of his son Prince Harry.
In his nine-minute address to the public, the King announced new roles and titles for Prince William and his wife Catherine.
"I want also to express my love for Harry and Meghan as they continue to build their lives overseas," Charles said.
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Royal commentator and broadcaster Camilla Tominey said it was "touching" for the new king to reference both his sons.
"It would have looked odd if he had spoken about William and Catherine becoming the next Prince and Princess of Wales and paying tribute to the work they've done including Camilla and to not mention Harry," she told TODAY.
"Of course he loves his son and he has been conflicted over this rift.
"He said they're continuing to build their life overseas, but I am not sure if the Sussexes want to weigh back into the Royal Family anyway."
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Dickie Arbiter, who served as the Queen's press secretary for years, also weighed in.
"I mean, he is Harry's father so, yes, of course he would love him despite everything that has come out of California," Arbiter said.
"And he wished them success in their life overseas."
William and Kate were named the new Prince and Princess of Wales in the same speech.
The pair will also take on the titles of Duke and Duchess of Cornwall, as well as the Scottish titles of Duke and Duchess of Rothesay.
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As heir to the throne, Prince William also inherits the Scottish titles of Earl of Carrick, Baron of Renfrew, Lord of the Isles, as well as Prince and Great Steward of Scotland.
No new titles or roles were announced for Harry or Meghan.
Harry and Meghan are now set to stay in the UK until after the Queen's funeral and official 10-day mourning period ends.
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