Prince Harry Plotting ‘Revenge Statement’ To Hit Back at King Charles — Source
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Prince Harry Plotting ‘Revenge Statement’ To Hit Back at King Charles — Source

Prince Harry could reportedly hit back at King Charles with a “revenge statement.” The Duke of Sussex seemed to be irked over the letter, which described the Sussexes as “private citizens.” According to a source, he has been tempted to release an “angry statement.” However, he seemingly understands it would not be a wise move.

Prince Harry is ‘deeply frustrated’ over King Charles letter, per source

Prince Harry has reportedly been angry over King Charles’ letter. A source told RadarOnline that the wording didn’t sit well with the Sussexes. He allegedly didn’t appreciate how his and Meghan Markle’s position was described in the missive. “Harry is deeply frustrated, and there is plenty he would like to say publicly, but he knows exactly what would happen if he unleashed everything he is feeling,” the source said. “It would immediately become Harry versus the King again.”

Furthermore, the insider shared that Harry and Meghan understood that they were non-working royals. But they were unhappy with the “Palace’s language” that portrayed them as “private citizens.” According to the couple, they are “two globally recognized people.”

Harry might want to respond to his father and set the record straight. However, this move could backfire and create bigger chaos. “Harry is essentially gagging to hit back at Charles with some kind of ‘revenge’ statement. But he knows one angry statement could overwhelm everything else about their return, so for now he is keeping his powder dry,” the source said.

Meanwhile, another insider stated that the Duke doesn’t want to take any brutal steps. He reportedly just wants “his perspective understood.” It was said that Harry would likely not want “reopening wounds” with the King.

Earlier, another report suggested that the Sussexes might consider legal action. They would allegedly want to make their “public figure” status clear to the world. A source previously told the outlet that the letter was “misleading.” 

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