King Charles braces himself for potential repercussions from Prince Harry following a recent snub during the Duke of Sussex's visit to the UK.
Despite Prince Harry's trip to mark the 10th anniversary of the Invictus Games, he conveyed through his spokesperson that scheduling constraints prevented a meeting with the monarch.
Royal author Tom Quinn suggests that the king is deeply concerned about the actions Prince Harry and Meghan Markle may take in response to the perceived snub.
Quinn told The Mirror, "The Duke is not inclined to apologize, and the monarch is not in a forgiving mood."
These concerns are compounded by reports of Meghan being offered millions to write a memoir. Should Meghan accept, it's believed that Prince Harry would also contribute, posing a significant threat to the royal family.
Quinn elaborated, "Meghan recognizes that a personal memoir of her time as a working royal in the UK would be highly lucrative. This prospect fills King Charles with dread because Harry is likely to play a significant role in the book."
"With all these uncertainties looming, Charles is not feeling forgiving," Quinn added.
