As Prince Harry and his spouse, Meghan Markle, built a massive fortune by exposing all of the British royal family’s dirty secrets, many commentators in the domain claimed that there would be little consequences because King Charles III had a weakness for the pair.
According to a royal expert, despite King Charles’s anger and frustration against Prince Harry’s actions, he remains a loving father who longs to repair the brutally damaged relationship with his son.
That would explain why King Charles desperately tries to get Prince Harry and Markle to accept his invitation to the coronation ceremony.
Royal author and commentator Angela Levin recently revealed: “King Charles is a monarch, but he’s also a father. He loves Harry. He might not like what he’s doing, but he loves him, and there’s a weakness there for him. He doesn’t want to lose him as a son.”
This week, King Charles said enough with the “weakness” chatter as he removed Prince Harry and Markle from the monarchy they have repeatedly stained over the past three years.
Ahead of his coronation ceremony, His Majesty oversees many projects’ rebranding, relaunching, and updating.
Buckingham Palace has recently unveiled the new website for the Queen’s Commonwealth Trust. Many were stunned to discover that Prince Harry and Markle were completely wiped out from the site.
Prince Harry and his spouse were important parts of the organization. Queen Elizabeth II made the powerful couple president and vice president of Queen’s Commonwealth Trust, and they worked to “provide funding, tools, and support for young Commonwealth leaders to help them transform their communities across agriculture, education, employability and more,” according to the Daily Mail.
The Duke and Duchess of Sussex lost their prestigious roles when they stepped down from their royal duties in 2020.
King Charles, Prince William, and other members of the Royal Family are said to be more than furious that Prince Harry and Markle took aim at Queen Elizabeth’s legacy and 70 years of service to the monarchy and the Commonwealth in their highly successful Netflix series.
In the third episode of Harry & Meghan, author, and professor Afua Hirsh spoke about racism, England’s colonial past, and slavery.
The expert explained the following: “Britain calculated that it needed to grant these countries independence in a way that protected its commercial and capitalist interest. So it created this privileged club called the Commonwealth. The Commonwealth is still described as a club of friends who share common values. I find that language really problematic. I sometimes call the Commonwealth ‘Empire 2.0’ because that is what it is.”
Charlotte Griffiths, of the Daily Mail, hit back by saying this after the series shed a negative light on the late Queen and the British monarchy: “It’s almost lucky that Queen Elizabeth isn’t alive to see this because the Commonwealth was so central to her and bringing people together. It’s a voluntary organization whereas [in the documentary], it’s dismissed as this colonial body used by Britain to extract money and resources from the rest of the world. She would have been horrified.”
Prince Harry is probably skipping the coronation without a meeting with his brother and father.
