King Charles Admits Prince William Was ‘Right All Along’ About Harry — Source
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King Charles Admits Prince William Was ‘Right All Along’ About Harry — Source

After years of tension, King Charles III has reportedly admitted Prince William was right all along. The apparent acknowledgment comes amid the ongoing royal family tensions involving Prince Harry and Meghan Markle.

King Charles is furious Prince Harry ‘continues to comment publicly on private matters,’ per source

A source disclosed to Closer Weekly, “The king is furious that Harry continues to comment publicly on private matters, especially after giving reassurances that he was going to cease doing that going forward.” “Yet here they are dealing with the same thing and wondering what might be next. It genuinely seems like Harry is unable to avoid causing chaos,” the source continued.

After the Sussexes returned to the U.K. in August, the Palace issued a letter of guidance. The letter clarified that the couple remain non-working members of the royal family. In response, Harry and Meghan released their own statement and expressed surprise that no one had informed them about the letter beforehand. However, according to royal sources, the couple had already been made aware of the letter before it became public, reports BBC.

The source further stated to Closer, “Charles wants nothing more than to have this reconciliation with his son; just look at the way he disregarded William and risked a huge feud with him to give Harry another chance.” The source claimed that Charles is now being forced to acknowledge that “William was right all along and Harry hasn’t changed.”

The Duke and Duchess of Sussex have reportedly made a series of complaints and demands since returning to England. Their actions have allegedly not gone down well with King Charles. “He’s exhausted by it all and simply doesn’t have the energy to keep fighting, which is why he’s decided to let William take charge of the whole situation,” said the source.

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