Amid Prince Harry's visit to the UK, King Charles has reportedly declined to meet his estranged son, citing royal engagements as his reason. However, according to royal commentator Christopher Andersen speaking to Fox News Digital, the real motive behind the snub lies in lingering resentment over Harry's portrayal of Queen Camilla in his memoir, "Spare," released last year.
Andersen claims that the 75-year-old monarch remains deeply affected by the insults hurled at his wife, Queen Camilla, in Harry's memoir. The book allegedly portrays Queen Camilla in a negative light, labeling her as a "villain" and accusing her of selling stories to the British press. This depiction, coupled with Harry's assertion that both he and Prince William opposed their father's marriage to Camilla, has reportedly left King Charles unwilling to reconcile with his son.
While there may have been some softening of sentiment towards Harry, the wounds inflicted by his memoir, particularly regarding Queen Camilla, are deemed by Andersen as "unforgivable sins" in the eyes of King Charles.
The strained relationship between father and son, exacerbated by Harry's candid revelations, casts a shadow over the possibility of a reunion during Harry's current visit to the UK.
