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King Charles Is Ready To End Things WIth Prince Harry
That’s because there’s a new report that suggests the King of England is willing and ready to finally sit down with his son and let bygones be bygones. Apparently, King Charles is looking to pencil his son in sometime in November for a meeting.
One source close to the situation put it this way, “A meeting is feasible, and both sides are open to it.”
“He doesn’t want this falling-out to overshadow his legacy. But Harry has caused chaos and hurt, so it’s complicated.” Adds royal historian Marlene Koenig: “If there is a meeting, it will be private and more likely to be on the king’s terms rather than Harry’s.”
Of course, both royal fans and critics on social media certainly did have a lot to say about the matter.
What’s Next For King Charles And Prince Harry?
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Some even commented with, “Charles wants Harry to publicly apologize for what he has said so that it improves their horrible standing, let them make all the decisions about how him and his autonomous wife earn money, piggyback off of their success and charm for the Royal family’s benefit, and allow themselves to be used as shields for criticism, and their children as well.”
Another critic of the royal family wrote, “I wish they would stop saying they want Harry to stop talking about the royal family like he’s out there divulging secrets every week.”
“He doesn’t speak about them at all, and what he’s said in the past has directly related to him and his family.”
And then there was this comment as well: “Yeah Harry’s not going to the UK in November and definitely not for the Cotswold fair. That tidbit is bonkers. I’d be surprised if Harry and Charles meet next week and I don’t think Harry will say anything about it.”
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