Prince Harry and Meghan Markle once again sully King Charles peace over possible confidences new documentary will yield

The English monarch has suffered another setback after his invitation to his son to spend time together in Europa was rejected.

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King Charles will not be able to see his wish to have his two children with him once again fulfilled after Prince Harry and his wife, Meghan Markle, declined the British royal’s invitation.

After thinking about it for a long time, Harry has decided not to join the Spencer family and to stay with his family in California.

The couple, together with their children, Prince Archie and Prince Lilibet, have opted to stay in the United States after they had to move their schedules and vacations due to the imminent release of the documentary about their lives.

It is precisely that documentary that now has King Charles very worried about the possible revelations that the couple could have commented and splash the British royals with many details of the intimate life that are not yet public knowledge.

This documentary is directed by director Ulrike Grunewald, who is a specialist on the subject of the King and Queen of England and whose last work was ‘The Dangerous Legacy of Princess Diana’, which was broadcast on German television ZDF in 2021.

It is known that the German filmmaker, who has been working on the Royal Family since 1980, has been working hard to offer the public a documentary that has all the inklings of being explosive with everything Prince Harry and Meghan Markle declare.

The German-language Express media outlet said the documentary, which has been titled ‘Harry, the lost prince’, will premiere on December 3 on German broadcaster ZDF.

This medium made the following synopsis about the premiere: “The royal family has to deal with difficult events and regroup after the ‘Megxit’, the death of the queen and the cancer of Charles and Kate. What role will Harry play in the future?”

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The revelations of certain family situations of the British Crown are what have Prince Harry and Meghan Markle very worried about everything that could happen to them after the premiere of the documentary.

“Obviously, there are concerns about the revelations that the documentary might contain, and the situation is being closely monitored,” said a source close to the couple, referring to the fact that there are certain things in their lives that Megan Markle does not want to be made public.

The problem that King Charles faces with this documentary is that his name and that of Camilla will be once again tarnished by his son and daughter-in-law, since the ‘disagreeable’ couple criticised the monarch several times in their documentaries and interviews.

He was also unable to save his reputation from the attack of his brother Prince William and Kate Middleton.

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