King Charles has advised implementing Non-Disclosure Agreements (NDAs) to quieten the voices of Prince Harry and Meghan Markle.

Reports suggest that the Duke and Duchess of Sussex were keen on spending Christmas with King Charles.

A recommendation has been made to enforce an NDA in response to Prince Harry and Meghan Markle's outspokenness on matters concerning the royal family.

Following The Times' disclosure of the couple's interest in a Christmas invitation from the royal family, Talk TV host Cristo Foufas deliberated on the necessity of subjecting them to legally binding contracts, considering their historical involvement with the monarchy.

Foufas expressed, "I am a strong proponent of the Markles—let's refer to them by their family name, the Markles. I wholeheartedly support the Markles spending time with the royals, contingent upon their agreement to a comprehensive non-disclosure agreement."

Acknowledging the Markles' previous collaborations with Netflix, Foufas aligned with a cautious approach, endorsing the royal family's potential move to protect themselves.

"Whether it's Netflix, Hallmark, Spotify, or any other endeavor they pursue that week—as long as they remain on the periphery, I don't foresee any issues."

"I regret to say, they should sign a non-disclosure agreement, legally obligating them to maintain confidentiality."