Prince Harry Chooses Distance for Family Safety
King Charles III, who has always expressed a strong commitment to being involved in his grandchildren's lives, may face the heartache of never seeing Prince Archie and Princess Lilibet, the children of Prince Harry and Meghan Markle, in person again. Despite his dedication to family, the 75-year-old monarch might have to rely on occasional video calls to maintain a connection with them.
This possibility emerged after Prince Harry's recent interview, where he expressed concerns about the safety of his wife, Meghan, in the UK, fearing she could be the target of an acid or knife attack. Although Harry did not explicitly mention his children, he has previously indicated that they are also at risk, having faced deeply disturbing racist abuse alongside Meghan.
A friend of King Charles revealed to The Daily Beast, "When Harry was being asked to leave Frogmore Cottage, one of his assertions was that Charles would never see the kids again. This is him making that threat public.”
When questioned about why Harry didn’t mention his children in the interview, the source replied, "It was clearly implied. This isn’t really about Meghan, who has no intention of ever returning to England."
Reports suggest that King Charles is dissatisfied with this arrangement, as he wishes to play a more significant role in his grandchildren's lives beyond virtual interactions.
Royal commentator Omid Scobie, known for his support of the Sussexes, described Charles's decision to evict Harry from Frogmore Cottage as "a cheap shot from a wounded father bound by an institutional system that is often intolerant of human emotion."
