The ‘sore spot’ King Charles has been facing ever since his rift with Prince Harry started all those years ago, is being brought to light.
Royal expert Ian Pelham Turner was the one to deliver this claim, and he spoke about this “paternal” aspect of the King with Fox News Digital.
About the most recent bombshell, the BBC interview, Mr Turner said, “Of course, he misses meeting Harry and Meghan’s children just as much as they all miss knowing him.”
Its also true that “Harry wants reconciliation, and I am sure Meghan wants that too.”
And perhaps “The point Harry was making was that the royal family had to invite them officially over so that they could all have full security. If it was a private visit, they would not have the same security levels.”
Regardless though one thing is for sure “the ball is in King Charles’ court now to make the first steps and invite them all over,” Mr Turner noted.
A similar admission was also shared by royal commentator Daniela Elser, on News.com.au.
In that piece she also highlighted the growing divide that Prince Harry’s royal exist is causing, but particularly for the younger generation.
Because “It is not known how often Prince George, Princess Charlotte and Prince Louis have met Archie but it certainly would not have been since 2019.” And “they have never met, as far as is known, Lili.”
So given the fact that “Charlotte and Lili are the only such ‘blood princesses’ of their generation” and maybe years into the future “the only chance of them ever coming face-to-face is if they accidentally bump into each other ascending the staircase at 2042 the Met Gala,” Ms Elser chalked it all up to being “glum.”
