Amidst Prince Harry's visit to Nigeria, speculation abounds regarding a potential response to King Charles' decision not to meet with him during his UK trip. The 75-year-old monarch's choice to prioritize other engagements over a reunion with his estranged son has sparked discussions about possible repercussions.
Despite initial speculations that King Charles might reconsider, Harry's spokesperson confirmed that no meeting would take place, further fueling speculation. Instead, the King's announcement of a joint appearance with Prince William to officially transfer the role of Colonel-in-Chief of the Army Air Corps, previously held by Harry, has drawn attention and raised eyebrows.
Royal experts, including Newsweek's chief royal correspondent Jack Royston, have expressed disappointment and concern over the perceived snub, particularly given Harry's service in the Army Air Corps and his frontline contributions in Afghanistan. The decision to bestow the accolade upon William instead has been viewed by some as a deliberate choice that undermines Harry's contributions.
Amidst these developments, rumors abound that Prince Harry and Meghan Markle may choose to respond during their visit to Nigeria. The decision to accept an invitation from the country's defense chief for a joint appearance has raised questions about their intentions, particularly in light of the ongoing tensions with the royal family.
Some speculate that Harry and Meghan's choice to prioritize Nigeria over the UK may be interpreted as a strategic move, potentially signaling their disapproval of King Charles' actions. As they embark on their visit, their actions and statements may serve as a response to the perceived snub, further complicating the already strained relationship between the Sussexes and the royal family.
