King Charles has already ‘humiliated’ Prince Harry and Meghan Markle twice, keeping his word

They are very firm tactics

King Charles III has used his power to humiliate Prince Harry and Meghan Markle since he ascended to the throne.

Charles has been very clear with his son Harry and his wife Meghan that they should not attempt to air dirty laundry in public and should not make life difficult for their family members.

Despite this, Harry has chosen to publish his punchy memoir, ‘Spare’, and they have also made a Netflix documentary about how hard things were for them whilst they were functioning royals in the United Kingdom. They have also done repeated interviews to air dirty laundry for all the world to see.

As far as Charles is concerned, this means that Harry and Meghan have disobeyed him and now he has the right to retaliate.

How Charles got his own back

Prince Harry was present at the coronation of his father and he did make an attempt to go and see Charles after the event to offer his congratulations.

According to an insider who spoke to Express, Prince Harry arrived at Buckingham Palace shortly after his father was crowned at Westminster Abbey but was told he could not see The King.

A royal source told the media outlet: “Harry went to Buckingham Palace after the coronation. He was guided away from where the Royal Family were assembling and preparing for the official photographs. He was kept completely separate from where the family was set to celebrate, which included a private area behind the balcony.

“It is really an occasion where the monarch’s children should be included whether they are working royals or not. It raised a few eyebrows in royal circles and signaled to everyone that it was a turning point for the Sussexes.”

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