Refusing to respect his son. King Charles is allegedly banishing Prince Harry and Meghan Markle. A source close to the recently-installed monarch informed of the future plans for what the King intends to do with his son and daughter-in-law.
According to the text, King Charles would exile his son as a result of using Edward VIII’s abdication as a model. The way the royals handled the abdication crisis resulted in Edward and Wallis being perceived by nearly the whole British populace as unimportant, foolish, disloyal, and even treacherous characters.
It required a lot of work, especially from the Queen Mother because it was an excellent undertaking. Under King Charles’ supervision, “the same thing is now happening with Harry and Meghan, and it will only intensify over the coming years.” The monarchy’s structure is far more at risk from a wayward king than it is from a wayward second son, of course.
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Another ex-Buckingham Palace worker who was in a position to discuss the coronation’s plans and how they will support Harry and Meghan’s exile also talked. Harry and Meghan will be invited to the coronation, but they will be firmly seated in the cheap seats alongside [Princesses] Beatrice and Eugenie, just as they were during the funeral.
It will end there. According to the former staff member, Charles will be ruthless in defending the Crown, which will mean keeping Harry and Meghan as far away from the focus of attention as possible.
The banishment update appeared after reports that Meghan and Harry were still unhappy with the Royal Family following Queen Elizabeth’s passing. Christopher Andersen, a representative of the royal family, stated that “Harry and a Meghan still seem uncomfortable.” He said, “We’ve seen that in a recent interview Meghan gave. It’s all really depressing, and I believe it will take a lot to restore things to their previous state.”
Andersen is referring to the restrictions that The Firm placed on Meghan before she and Prince Harry left their positions as members of the Royal Family, as she discussed in her most recent interview with The Cut. The Suits star detailed how the British media works by stating that you must first submit photos of your child to the Royal Rota in order to share them with other members of your family.
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“Why would I upload a picture of my child before showing it to the people who love my child and the ones who are using the N-word to refer to my children? When you tell me how it makes sense, I’ll participate in that game.”
Harry and Meghan left their royal responsibilities in 2020 and later moved to California. They still maintain a close relationship with the Royals despite their participation at several UK occasions, such as the Queen’s Platinum Jubilee and Prince Philip’s funeral.
For the first time in a long time, the Duke and Duchess of Sussex appeared in public with Prince William and Kate Middleton immediately after the Queen’s death. The newly appointed Prince and Princess of Wales were there with the Duke and Duchess of Sussex as they saw the tributes to the late Queen Elizabeth II at Windsor Castle.
William reportedly invited Kate, as well as his brother and sister-in-law, to join them, according to Kensington Palace. William was present earlier in the day when his father was crowned king. The all-black couples enjoyed the floral arrangements and encouraging letters for the Queen and her family. “We are all very thankful – both sides putting all things aside for the Queen,” a Royal insider said.
In a message, Prince Harry paid homage to all the memorable times he had with his grandmother while she was still alive.
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“Granny, while our most recent separation has been heartbreaking, I will always be grateful for all of our first meetings, from my earliest childhood memories with you to the first time I met you as my commander in chief to the first time you held your treasured great-grandchildren.”
“Along with all the other beautiful experiences we have had, I cherish the hours we have spent together. You are already sorely missed by everyone on the earth, not just by us. And when it comes to first meetings, we now honor my father in his new role as King Charles III. He also emphasized her reunion with her late husband Prince Philip. We both chuckle with joy that Grandpa and you have united once again.”
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