Prince Harry and Meghan Markle have been warned against making a public apology to King Charles by an expert. After moving back to the UK, the Sussexes have reportedly yet to meet Charles. Amid this, a report suggests that they are considering publicly apologizing to the monarch in an effort to end the feud. However, according to the expert, the monarch would not want a public apology, as he believes that actions speak louder than words.
Prince Harry and Meghan Markle advised against ‘public apology’ to King Charles by expert
Grant Harrold, the former butler, has reportedly advised Prince Harry and Meghan Markle against making a “public apology” to King Charles. The news comes after reports that the Sussexes were considering writing a public apology to Charles in an effort to end their feud. The letter would have allegedly acknowledged that the past five years have caused enormous pain and was intended to help rebuild trust and reconcile with the monarch.
However, Harrold believes they should not do so. He told The Express US on behalf of CanadaCasino, “I don’t think they would make a public apology. I don’t think the King would want a public apology.” According to the expert, Charles feels that a public apology would “add fuel to the fire.” For Charles, rebuilding trust means showing it through actions rather than words.
The expert also advised the Sussexes that going forward, they should focus on their actions. He believes that would be “the closest” they would get to an apology. The former butler continued, “I don’t see them walking out onto a platform or podium and addressing it publicly. I don’t think so.”
He added, “The apology would come through their actions, what they do and say going forward. Maybe they’ll have meetings with the family, that kind of thing. I think that would be the clearest indication that they’re trying to move things forward.”
