As King Charles III enjoys his summer retreat at Balmoral Castle, he faces warnings about potential tensions with Prince Harry. Royal biographer Angela Levin has voiced concerns over the Duke and Duchess of Sussex's recent actions, particularly their alleged attempt to "control the narrative" during their controversial Colombia trip.
Discussing the couple's future projects, Levin expressed doubts about whether Netflix will renew its $100,000 agreement with the Sussexes, citing delays and dissatisfaction with their proposed content. "Netflix is fed up and has other priorities," Levin remarked, hinting at possible financial challenges ahead for the couple.
Levin also speculated that Prince Harry might seek financial support from King Charles, potentially explaining their interest in returning to the UK. She warned that if Harry were to address sensitive historical issues, such as the slave trade, it could create significant difficulties for the King.
Levin emphasized that Colombia was under Spanish rule until 1810, making any British apology irrelevant, and noted that Prince Albert had already issued an apology on behalf of Britain in 1864. She concluded that raising such topics could be "very dangerous" and further strain the relationship between Prince Harry and King Charles.
