In a surprising turn of events, tensions between King Charles and Prince Harry, along with Meghan Markle, have reached new heights.
The King has reportedly severed all ties with the couple, leaving them out of any inheritance from the late Queen Elizabeth II.
This development has sparked outrage, particularly from Meghan, who feels unjustly treated in the royal family saga.
Prince Harry is gearing up for a significant court appearance in early June as he faces off against Mirror Group Newspapers (MGN) over serious allegations of phone hacking.
Coincidentally, this legal battle will unfold while King Charles embarks on a solo trip to Romania, scheduled for five days.
With both father and son in different countries, the likelihood of a reunion seems slim.
Harry’s last visit to the UK was for the coronation of King Charles, but it was a whirlwind trip.
He rushed back to California immediately after the ceremony, still donning his medals and mourning attire as he made his way through Heathrow Airport.
During this fleeting stay, he spent the night at Frogmore Cottage but missed the chance to connect with his brother, Prince William, or have a conversation with his father and stepmother.
A crucial reason for Harry’s desire to meet with the King is to discuss the contentious issue of the Queen’s will.
Reports indicate that Harry was furious upon learning that he and his family had been excluded from the inheritance.
Critics argue that given the couple’s recent actions, they should not expect anything from the royal family, especially after what they’ve put them through.
Queen Elizabeth II left her substantial $676 million fortune to her eldest son, King Charles, as part of a long-standing inheritance agreement established in the late 1990s.
Notably, Prince Andrew was also cut from her will, alongside Harry and Meghan.
This revelation has raised eyebrows and fueled speculation about the Queen’s intentions in her final days.
According to sources, Harry was not named as a beneficiary of the $100 million bequeathed to the Royal Family by his great-grandmother, the Queen Mother.
Furthermore, reports from Radar Online suggest that the Queen may not have left any valuable jewels to Harry and Meghan, which would serve as a stark reminder of their estrangement from royal duties.
Meanwhile, Catherine, Princess of Wales, appears to be in a much better position, reportedly set to inherit around $110 million in jewelry from the Queen’s personal collection.
This collection includes approximately 300 pieces that belonged directly to the late monarch, highlighting the differences in treatment among family members.
As whispers about last-minute changes to the Queen’s will circulate, insiders speculate that her decisions were influenced by practicality rather than spite.
Some believe she aimed to send a clear message to Harry and Meghan regarding their tumultuous relationship with the royal family in the years leading up to her passing.
The speculation intensifies when considering Harry’s decision to skip visiting his grandmother shortly before her death.
Observers argue that by distancing himself, he essentially wrote himself out of her will.
Had there been any inheritance, it seems unlikely that Harry and Meghan would have left the UK in such a state of anger and bitterness following the Queen’s funeral.
As the court date approaches, Prince Harry is expected to testify in person at the MGM trial in London.
This high-profile case will see him go head-to-head with former Mirror editor Piers Morgan, a vocal critic of the Sussexes.
With so much at stake, the coming weeks are sure to be filled with drama and revelations, further complicating the already strained dynamics within the royal family.
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