
King Charles’ ‘savage reaction’ to Prince Harry when he rings revealed by expert
Prince Harry is said to have been left frustrated after his father King Charles 'waved away' his call to discuss the ongoing battle for the Sussexes to be granted security
A royal expert has claimed that King Charles reacts harshly when Prince Harry calls to discuss the ongoing struggle for security provisions for the Sussexes.
The relationship between Harry and the rest of the Royal Family remains tense, following his and Meghan Markle’s decision to step down as working royals in 2020 and carve out their own path in the USA.
According to royal commentator Emily Andrews, “no single issue than security is a greater sticking point” for Harry and his family. This week, reports emerged that Prince Harry is continuing his fight with the Home Office over taxpayer-funded security.
Despite an initial appeal against the decision being unsuccessful, a two-day hearing is scheduled for April, marking the latest development in Harry’s three-year dispute with the UK government. It is believed that Harry’s persistence stems from his wish to visit the UK more frequently, reports the Express.
According to an expert, Harry’s insistence on this matter is causing further tension in his relationship with his father, King Charles.
Emily, writing for Woman magazine, stated: “After the brickbats, ‘truth bombs’ and accusations of Oprah, Netflix and Harry’s Spare, he lost his older brother, strained his relationship with various members of the Royal Family to breaking point and left many old friends and trusted staff behind.
“Now, even his own father is not taking his calls. I’m told that when courtiers bring the phone to the King (Charles doesn’t have his own mobile phone) he waves them away in irritation.
“This is not because there’s been yet another falling out. Rather, it is thought to be because Harry wants to continuously discuss his ongoing battle for security, which he has been fighting in the court for four years and believes Charles has the power to reinstate.