Prince Harry reportedly left King Charles feeling “blindsided” by his new gesture toward their reunion. The estranged father-son duo’s reconciliation has been long-awaited, with news of some progress surfacing in the past months. Previously, reports also revealed efforts from both sides to mend the bridges and plan a possible reunion. More recently, a source claimed that Harry extended another surprise olive branch to the monarch by sending a letter asking for forgiveness.
Prince Harry sent a letter to King Charles asking for forgiveness, says source
RadarOnline exclusively learned about Prince Harry’s latest initiative towards a reunion with King Charles. A source claimed that he sent the monarch a letter, asking for forgiveness and leaving him “blindsided” with the personal gesture. Harry reportedly hasn’t “had a direct line to his father” since their brief meeting more than a year ago, and only now decided to send him a handwritten note, seemingly conveying his intentions to reconcile.
The Duke of Sussex has been on the outs with the royal family since he and Meghan Markle stepped down from their roles as senior royals in 2020. The couple then moved across the pond and settled in California, where they built a home and raised their kids. However, earlier this year, Harry told the BBC about his desire to make amends with the king. In the following months, there have been reports of alleged discussions of his possible homecoming.
Moreover, in July, Prince Harry and King Charles’ royal aides had secretly met in a private club to discuss a potential reunion. Reports had alleged that the meeting took place at the members’ only Royal Over-Seas League club in London. But, despite their efforts to maintain privacy, the news of the summit reached the press and made headlines.
Nevertheless, Harry’s latest peace offering to his father came as another sign of hope in their journey towards dissolving tensions. RadarOnline’s insider alleged that he still has “a long road ahead,” but maintained that his latest effort finally opened a “channel of communication” between them in many years.
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Prince Harry’s Deep Scars Stop Him From Accepting Royals, Says Source
Prince Harry has reportedly been bearing scars of his past in his present. The origin of the Duke of Sussex’s alleged resentment towards the royals lies in the hurts from his past that are yet to be resolved. According to RadarOnline, a source told them that Harry’s decision to leave royal life behind only deepened his unhealed scars.
Prince Harry’s past scars run too deep for him to embrace the royals and their way of life, says source
A new source has claimed that Prince Harry‘s past scars allegedly run too deep for him and that it does not make it easy for him to go back to royal life. According to RadarOnline, a source claimed that the Duke of Sussex “still bears deep scars from losing his mother, and those were never properly healed.” Moreover, having left “the royal family only made that pain even sharper” for Harry.
Another source mentioned how Harry can get some “steadiness” in his life. They elaborated, “People dismiss him as resentful, but much of that comes from unresolved hurt.” Additionally, the individual believed that “rebuilding ties could finally give him the steadiness he has been missing.”
As per the news outlet, Sarah Vine, a royal commentator, also talked about the importance of Harry’s reconciliation with the royal family. While talking about the Duke of Sussex’s past scars, she shared, “These are complex, deep-seated emotional wounds.” Continuing, she said that the scars may “take a lifetime to heal, if they ever will.” “That’s why, fundamentally, taking steps to welcome the wayward duke back into the family is the right thing,” the royal commentator noted.
According to Vine, “When someone is in as much pain as Harry clearly is, they lash out at anyone within reach, especially those tied to them by blood.” She further suggested, “If you can grab them and hold them to your heart, show them the love and understanding they need, soothe their hurt with the balm of forgiveness, you can perhaps help them begin to move forward.”
Prince Harry’s Resentment Towards Royals Comes From ‘Unresolved Hurt,’ Says Source
Prince Harry has reportedly been bearing scars of his past in his present. The origin of the Duke of Sussex’s alleged resentment towards the royals lies in the hurts from his past that are yet to be resolved. According to RadarOnline, a source told them that Harry’s decision to leave royal life behind only deepened his unhealed scars.
Prince Harry’s past scars run too deep for him to embrace the royals and their way of life, says source
A new source has claimed that Prince Harry‘s past scars allegedly run too deep for him and that it does not make it easy for him to go back to royal life. According to RadarOnline, a source claimed that the Duke of Sussex “still bears deep scars from losing his mother, and those were never properly healed.” Moreover, having left “the royal family only made that pain even sharper” for Harry.
Another source mentioned how Harry can get some “steadiness” in his life. They elaborated, “People dismiss him as resentful, but much of that comes from unresolved hurt.” Additionally, the individual believed that “rebuilding ties could finally give him the steadiness he has been missing.”
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As per the news outlet, Sarah Vine, a royal commentator, also talked about the importance of Harry’s reconciliation with the royal family. While talking about the Duke of Sussex’s past scars, she shared, “These are complex, deep-seated emotional wounds.” Continuing, she said that the scars may “take a lifetime to heal, if they ever will.” “That’s why, fundamentally, taking steps to welcome the wayward duke back into the family is the right thing,” the royal commentator noted.
According to Vine, “When someone is in as much pain as Harry clearly is, they lash out at anyone within reach, especially those tied to them by blood.” She further suggested, “If you can grab them and hold them to your heart, show them the love and understanding they need, soothe their hurt with the balm of forgiveness, you can perhaps help them begin to move forward.”
King Charles Is Reportedly Using Royal Butler’s Book As a “Counterattack on Harry”
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You may or may not have noticed a lot of headlines featuring the words “royal butler” lately, and that’d be because former royal butler Grant Harrold has dropped a book literally called The Royal Butler. And it’s full of behind-the-scenes details about the family.
Grant worked with the royals for years, largely acting as valet to King Charles, Queen Camilla, and Charles’ kids Prince Harry and Prince William. And his book paints an extremely flattering picture of His Majesty, even calling into question some of what Harry said in his book Spare. Example? Grant claims William and Harry were actually happy about Charles and Camilla’s wedding, which is pretty much the opposite of what Harry has said.
“The four of them, I promise you, got on so well,” he wrote. “And that’s why I don’t understand what Harry’s said, I really don’t understand. Because I saw them. I saw them having dinners together, I saw them having drinks together, I saw them going to parties together.”
Now, a palace insider tells Rob Shuter’s Shuter Scoop that King Charles is using the book to “counterattack” Harry. “This is Charles hitting back,” they explain. “Harrold’s book is a direct counterattack on Harry. It’s basically saying: don’t believe him, believe me.”
A friend of Harry’s adds, “He knows it’s a takedown. This is the King using loyal old staff to trash his story and make him look bitter and dishonest.”
Meanwhile, Charles’ gardener Jack Stooks has also been singing the praises of his former employer, and another insider claims, “They’re a united front. Harrold and Stooks are shaping a narrative where Charles is dignified, Camilla adored, and Harry the unreliable son rewriting history for profit.”
Take this all with a grain of salt, but…tea.
King Charles & Family Banish Prince Andrew Amid Controversies, Says Source
King Charles and the rest of the royal family have reportedly banished Prince Andrew amid a series of controversies. According to a palace source, the Duke of York was missing from the recent church visit.
Meanwhile, the king, Queen Camilla, Prince William, Kate Middleton, and other royals followed their Sunday tradition at Crathie Kirk near Balmoral Castle. Reportedly, the royal family felt that Andrew’s presence was “too toxic.”
Prince Andrew’s absence from King Charles’ church visit is a loud and clear message, says source
Prince Andrew has seemingly been a thorn in King Charles’ and the royal family’s side for a while now due to his string of controversies. His link to Jeffrey Epstein and a new book by Andrew Lownie have seemingly got him on the wrong side of the monarchy.
A report claimed that the royals sent a loud and clear message with the recent absence of the Duke of York from their Sunday church visit. A palace insider told Rob Shuter, “The message is clear: he’s no longer welcome in the pews alongside the King, Queen, or the Prince and Princess of Wales.”
Allegedly, his non-attendance at Crathie Kirk was not an “oversight.” Shuter further reported that his presence supposedly has been considered “too toxic,” which is why he has reportedly been receiving a cold shoulder from the royal family.
The Jeffrey Epstein controversy and the 2019 BBC interview had already tarnished his reputation. Moreover, the new release of historian Lownie’s book, “Entitled: The Rise and Fall of the House of York,” added fuel to the fire.
Whenever Andrew attended any royal ceremony or gathering, he gained a lot of attention. Hence, during the church visit, King Charles reportedly didn’t want “the focus shifts from faith to scandal” and wanted to avoid “that circus.”
The duke apparently still associates himself with “the core family,” but the reality seems to be the opposite. “The Windsors have moved on — without him,” a confidant told Shuter. Earlier, a report suggested that Prince William had cut off all ties with his uncle. He would seemingly strip Andrew of his titles once he became the king.
Royal Author Says Prince William Is “Very Happy to Take the Lead” From Carole and Michael Middleton in Parenting Decisions
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Growing up, Prince William and Prince Harry enjoyed freedoms that their father, King Charles, never could have imagined as a child. But along with taking trips to McDonald’s and theme parks with Princess Diana, the young princes still had to endure forced photo calls with the press, paparazzi at school drop-off and a very public childhood. Kate Middleton, on the other hand, experienced a much more normal upbringing with parents Carole and Michael Middleton in the Berkshire countryside—and it’s something that the Prince of Wales is keen to replicate for his own kids as much as possible.
When it comes to parenting, “Kate’s family has set the pace, and William has been very happy to take the lead from them,” author Robert Lacey told People in a new cover story about Prince George’s life as the future King. “Many decisions they’ve made echo Middleton decisions,” he continued.
These choices include moving Prince George, 12, Princess Charlotte, 10, and Prince Louis, 7, from living in the middle of a tourist attraction at Kensington Palace to the seclusion of Adelaide Cottage, a modest four-bedroom home on the Windsor Castle estate. The house has no room for live-in staff and has allowed the children to play outside and enjoy a much more normal upbringing, a life the family will continue when they relocate to Forest Lodge, a nearby Georgian mansion in Windsor Great Park, later this year.
Previously, royal sources have noted that the Prince of Wales looks to Carole and Michael, along with brother-in-law James and sister-in-law Pippa, as an example of a happy, normal unit—something he didn’t get to experience growing up. “The Middletons are a traditional family, which is why William enjoyed being around them so much,” Majesty magazine editor-in-chief Ingrid Seward told Hello! earlier this year.
In the couple’s 2010 engagement interview, Prince William called the Middletons “really loving and caring and really fun,” adding, “I get on really well with them, and I’m very lucky that they’ve been so supportive.”
Giving his children the opportunity to play school sports, go on vacations without posing for staged press photos and take part in activities with other kids has given them the chance to grow up largely outside the spotlight. “William takes his role as father of the future King as seriously as he takes his role as future King. That’s key,” royal author Robert Hardman told People, adding that the prince’s “overarching priority” is to ensure his kids “enjoy” royal life “rather than fear it.”
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