Will these two ever see eye-to-eye again? That’s what a lot of fans and critics can’t help but wonder as it seems like the feud between King Charles and Prince Harry has been ongoing for years now with no end in sight.
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A lot of people are hoping that the King of England will sit down and talk to his son again, but it always seems like something keeps on getting in the way of that happening.
And of course, both fans and critics from both sides of the pond want to know why.
Apparently, the Duke of Sussex still sparks a lot of fear in King Charles, even though the monarch is dealing with so many issues lately, including his own cancer battles.
One source close to the situation says that while the drama has supposedly simmered, King Charles is still worried that Prince Harry might stab the royal family in the back or from the front for that matter.
Also, the King of England’s ‘slow burning’ plan for Prince Harry has been revealed.
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One source close to the situation even put it this way, “I think a good starting point is to get back to a situation where it’s perfectly normal for Harry to visit the U.K. and see his father with [his] kids, and Meghan [Markle], too, if she wants to. But we… sense that she doesn’t like coming to Britain at all.”
If that weren’t enough, the Duke and Duchess of Sussex don’t have any guaranteed royal protection for when they visit the UK and that’s why Meghan doesn’t want to take the chance of visiting with her children.
For King Charles, this is absolutely devastating. He desperately wants to see his grandchildren but of course it’s not going to happen if Meghan Markle blocks it from happening.
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