King Charles III did it once, and he can do it again — use a speech watched by millions to share his genuine emotions about Prince Harry and Meghan Markle‘s decision to make more damaging revelations about the Royal Family.
King Charles is in the first months of his reign and has been marred with drama, pain, and betrayal. After waiting more than 70 years to be Monarch, the King cannot focus on his agenda.
The monarchy is often in the headlines because of Meghan Markle‘s widely popular Spotify podcast.
The moment King Charles and the rest of the British royals were waiting for has arrived — The Duke of Sussex‘s sensational autobiography, Spare described as “raw, unflinching honesty,” will be published in January 2023.
According to the previews of the book, Prince Harry will describe his profound pain and shame growing up in the shadows of King Charles and Prince William.
He will also tackle the many snubs he faced from his relatives leading to and after he and Meghan Markle exited their royal duties and moved to California.
Talking about the book and all that surrounds it, royal author Mark Borkowski told The Daily Mail that Prince Harry would cause great damage to his family and King Charles’s reputation.
He also said: “There will undoubtedly be interviews, serialization, and endless speculation about this memoir, the damage to the royal family, will be great.”
He predicted that King Charles would probably retaliate. One way he might do this is by denying Prince Harry and Markle’s children, Archie and Lilibet, their rightful titles.
He shared: “Charles’ retaliation could include not giving their children their prince and princess titles, and even withdrawing their own titles of Duke and Duchess of Sussex.”
The retaliation could come in a more direct form, and King Charles could opt to use a speech or even an interview to put an end to Prince Harry and Markle’s deliberate mischief-making actions.
Victoria Arbiter, royal commentator and author, stated: “Charles is walking on thin ice when it comes to his second-born son. In light of the Sussexes’ willingness to share ‘their truth,’ it’s imperative he uses the early days of his reign to tie up loose ends by addressing the issues that may prove detrimental to the crown.”
She added that while King Charles has a non-warrior soul, Markle and Prince Harry’s chaos could finally push him to say enough is enough.
She claimed: “Eager to avoid confrontation, he’s a man who rarely fights back, but considering Harry and Meghan represent an unpredictable force, he’ll be keen to quell any future barbs.”
King Charles is set to deliver an important speech on Christmas Day to the British people and the rest of the world — all eyes will be on him to find out if there is any retribution against the renegade pair.
