King Charles Plans To Cut Son Off Further
If you thought King Charles couldn’t attempt to alienate Prince Harry any further? Think again. It’s been a very poorly kept secret over the last couple of years, but to say the relationship between King Charles and his youngest son, Harry is strained is perhaps an insult to the word, strained. Need a quick review? It began when Harry and his wife Meghan Markle requested to become “non-working” royals and moved to America. Then came their bombshell interview with Oprah. During that, unnamed racist allegations were made. Many assumed the nameless party was King Charles.
Since that moment, the Duke and Duchess of Sussex have rarely-if ever-been on speaking terms with the King or The Prince of Wales, Harry’s older brother, William. There was hope for familial reconciliation in the wake of Queen Elizabeth II’s passing. The two brothers appeared in public together, and all appeared to be cordial. However, that was short-lived. There is another bombshell in the form of an alleged, tell-all book from Harry and Meghan that is imminent. Also, the couple’s children have not been given formal titles and recognition from the monarchy. This is a major bone of contention from the royals in exile. It’s rumored the granting of this request is contingent upon the book never being published. Okay, caught up? Yup, this family puts the “fun” in dysfunctional. NOW…the latest salvo fired from Buckingham Palace is small, but a slap in the face none-the-less. Prince Harry has been removed from the official “stand-in” list. To put this in perspective, he’s joined on this by his disgraced uncle, Prince Andrew (Jeffrey Epstein sex scandal) and his cousin (Andrew’s daughter), Princess Beatrice (who is stunningly unpopular with the British citizens for reasons I can’t quite comprehend). So, what exactly does this mean? Well, under the 1937 Regency Act, the monarch’s spouse (so, Queen Consort Camilla) as well as the four adults next in line to the throne (ie Prince William, Prince Harry, Prince Andrew, and Princess Beatrice) can be utilized as representatives of state on official business. King Charles wants to change the law so that this so that it applies only to working members of the royal family. Therefore, Harry is o-u-t. Again, not a HUGE deal, but rather the latest in a long line of shots fired between the members of the Royal Family.