In a simple yet swift move, King Charles III has put an end to one of the biggest rumors involving Prince Harry and his wife, Meghan Markle.
While King Charles and Kate Middleton are recovering from their battles with cancer, the affairs of the British monarchy are being handled by staff members.
The Royal Family’s website has undergone some major changes that have directly affected Prince Harry, Markle, and their young children, Prince Archie and Princess Lilibet.
Prince Harry and Markle’s lengthy biographies have been removed and replaced by one short joint bio that features their names and titles.
Additionally, the biographies of Prince Archie and Princess Lilibet have been completely erased. However, there is a backhanded statement featured on the site that has captured the attention of many.
It was inspired by the statement that was initially released by the late Queen Elizabeth II when Prince Harry and Meghan Markle announced that they were stepping down from their royal duties.
The statement begins by saying that Prince Harry and Markle will forever be loving members of the Royal Family. However, King Charles went on to make one thing clear: he and Prince William will never accept them back as working royals.
King Charles’s bold and definitive statement read: “The Duke and Duchess of Sussex will not be returning as working members of the Royal Family but will remain much-loved members of the family.”
The move by His Majesty came as reports from credible sources on Page six and The Mirror hinted that Prince Harry was still interested in being a part-time working royal as two of his relatives recover from serious illnesses.
Royal expert and author Tom Quinn spoke to The Mirror to say that royal sources from the Palace have confirmed that there is no roadmap back for Prince Harry and Markle.
The author shared: “Both Meghan and Harry still hope that at some point they might be asked back to become working royals on their own terms—it’s a rapidly shrinking possibility, but the couple have talked about this at length, and the fact that senior royal numbers are seriously down at the moment has rekindled their hopes.”
He went on to say: “As I understand it from palace contacts, they are kidding themselves if they think they will be invited back in any way.”
Royal commentator Richard Fitzwilliams, via The Sun, explained that the Sussexes should see this dreaded situation as an opportunity for a rapprochement or the possibility of returning to London.
He stated: “This is a dreadful situation, a major operation followed by cancer. There is always, sometimes, in the most awful and serious things, opportunities come as well. . . One must hope there is as much positivity as possible; that’s what she is spreading with a message like that.”
Reconciliation is not likely in the foreseeable future.
