For the King of England, enough is enough. And who can blame him? There’s a new report that suggests King Charles thinks that Prince Harry’s refusal to bring his two children, Archie and Lilibet, to the UK is beyond contempt. After all, they are members of the royal family. Keep reading below for everything you need to know.
If that weren’t enough, the King of England also believes that his son is trying to blackmail him over the matter as well.
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One source close to the situation even told the Daily Mail, “Harry has lost his security case in court, and is now trying the emotional blackmail route to get what he wants instead, cynically using the threat of Archie and Lilibet never meeting their grandfather again as a tactic to coerce the king into overruling RAVEC.”
“The idea that the security forces are going to allow the Sussexes to be attacked by an acid-throwing or knife-wielding maniac on British soil is absurd, and Harry knows it.”
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“Using it as leverage, as a reason to withhold his kids from their grandfather, is beyond contempt. Charles is being treated for very serious cancer, so even if he could find the time, he cannot just fly to Los Angeles at the drop of a hat, like Harry can—and actually did earlier this year—in the other direction.”
If that weren’t enough, when King Charles kicked out Prince Harry and Meghan Markle from Frogmore Cottage, the Duke of Sussex might quite the threat to his father.
The insider said, “When Harry was being kicked out of Frogmore Cottage, one of his lines was that Charles would never see the kids again. This is him going public with that threat.”
“It was clearly implied. This really isn’t about Meghan, who has no intention of ever coming back to England again.”
So far Prince Harry himself has made no comments about the matter just yet.
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