Amid the Duke of Sussex's recent return to the UK for various Invictus Games engagements, reports have surfaced suggesting King Charles's apprehension regarding a potential meeting with Prince Harry, with concerns raised about possible recordings.
During his London visit, Prince Harry had hoped for a rendezvous with his father. However, the monarch's busy schedule precluded such a meeting.
Royal author Tom Quinn has claimed that King Charles jokingly remarked about the need to search Prince Harry for recording devices in the event of a meeting between father and son.
In an exclusive interview with The Mirror, Tom Quinn underscored the seriousness underlying the purported jest, acknowledging the gravity of the situation.
A spokesperson for Prince Harry released a statement confirming that, due to the King's full schedule, a meeting between father and son during Harry's UK trip was not feasible. The spokesperson conveyed Harry's understanding of his father's commitments and expressed hopes for a future reunion.
Tom Quinn also expressed King Charles's concerns regarding potential revelations in Meghan Markle's anticipated memoir. He suggested that while Harry abandoned plans for a second book, attention has now turned to Meghan's potential memoir, prompting apprehension about potential disclosures of private conversations.
Speculation surrounds the timing of Meghan's memoir release, with suggestions that it could coincide with her lifestyle business, America Riviera Orchard. Tom Quinn suggested that while Meghan may seek to boost her business, King Charles is worried about the potential impact on their family, particularly Harry's involvement in the book.
