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Monarchs from around the world will attend King Charles' coronation (inset, with Queen Camilla) at Westminster Abbey on Friday. King Charles added crowned royals to the guest list for this coronation, bringing a large number of kings and queens to the pageantry in a break from tradition. Constitution has held that no other crowned monarchs should attend the coronation of a British monarch, a tradition that has existed for 900 years. Here's a list of the royals who are dealing into London for King Charles Coronation at Westminster Abbey tomorrow. To the left: Queen Letizia and King Felipe. Prince Albert and Princess Charlene of Monaco, respectively, are at the center. Right: Crown Prince Haakon and Crown Princess Mette-Marit of Norway

President Donald Trump was barred from Twitter for a January 8 post that could be misinterpreted as a "initiation of violence," according to some on Twitter.' Despite explicit calls for genocide, Iranian Ayatollah Ali Khamenei (left) and Malaysian Prime Minister Mahathir Mohamad (right) were allowed to remain on the forum. Some on Twitter first believed that Trump's tweet did not breach any laws. However, it was later found that Trump would be booted from the forum if CEO Jack Dorsey became involved in the internal discussions.

Submitted by the Queen of Denmark, touching throwback pictures of the queen ahead of her state funeral on Monday. Margrethe II, 82, who became the longest-reigning female monarch after the Queen's death, will attend the Westminster Abbey service with her son Crown Prince Frederik. The Swedish Royal Family, who will be attending King Carl XVI Gustaf and Queen Silvia's funeral, also posted an Instagram post to pay their respects.

The Queen's funeral will attract royal families from around the world today. 2,000 mourners mourned Westminster Abbey, as well as representatives from Lichtenstein, Bhutan, and Monaco. They'll gather to pay their respects to the Queen, the world's longest-serving monarch at the time of her death at the age of 96. Many European royals have a special relationship with the Queen thanks to family ties that go back generations. And Aunt Lilibet, Spain's reigning King Felipe, even recognized her as his 'dear Aunt Lilibet.'