Royal Family LIVE: One member who ‘will never forgive’ Harry – it’s not Prince William
The Duke of Sussex has had a tense relationship with the Royal Family since quitting royal life, but there are rumours of a reconciliation.
Rumours of a reconciliation between Prince Harry and the Royal Family continue to grow despite the Duke of Sussex having quit royal duties in 2020 and moving to Montecito, California, with his wife Meghan Markle, to grow his young family.
While his father, King Charles and older brother, Prince William could be considering the idea of reconcilliation, an insider claims one royal is still resistant to forgiveness – Queen Camilla.
Harry released a bombshell memoir in January 2023, writing claims bout Camilla, and comparing her to a “wicked stepmother”, accusing her of having an agenda to work on her public image.
Speaking to Closer Magazine, the insider said: “Not everyone is keen on that idea, but Camilla is opposed to Harry making any sort of return, even for a friendly visit. She doesn’t want to come face to face with him, let alone show him any kind of forgiveness or mercy.”
The insider added she thinks he is a “wolf in sheep’s clothing”, insisting he brings “stress and drama” to situations.
They added: “It’s her belief that any interaction King Charles has with him is only going to be bad for his health and for the family as a whole. If Harry does get the invite back to the UK, he’d be wise to stay far away from Camilla.”
Charles proves he’s the barbecue king with brilliant egg timer gag and ‘smashed avo’ quip
The King and Queen arrived at Parramatta Park in scorching sunshine and were welcomed by a Smoking Ceremony and a Didgeridoo player.
Charles and Camilla reunited after conducting separate engagements this morning, with the King being introduced to the Premier of NSW, Chris Minns and his wife Anna, while the Queen was introduced to the deputy Premier of NSW, Prudence Car and her husband Brad Hulls.
Moving towards to smoking ceremony, Their Majesties took it in turns to waft the smoke over themselves, a tradition that is meant to be good luck and clear away bad spirits.
Charles and Camilla reunited after conducting separate engagements (Image: Getty)
14 countries that have abandoned the monarchy for republicanism
King Charles was heckled at an appearance in Australia’s senate yesterday by a pro-republic MP.
Australian senator Lidia Thrope heckled the King shouting: “This is not your land, this is not your land, you are not my King, you are not our King.”
The incident has raised the issue of how long the monarch might remain as the Head of State of countries across the globe in the modern age.
Andrew Walkling, Professor at Binghamton University in New York believes that it is inevitable that King Charles will be the last British monarch in some of the overseas realms, with the idea of having a British monarch leading countries overseas increasingly being perceived by many as a “relic of a past notion”.
Several countries have renounced the British monarchy since the end of the Second World War (Image: Getty)
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Meghan Markle praised for ‘under-the-radar’ move which could bring ‘change’
Meghan Markle has been praised for making a key change which could positively impact a number of businesses.
Celebrity stylist Martine Alexander told the Daily Mail that the duchess, 43, is embracing current fashion trends by wearing oversized and baggy clothes.
However, instead of just wearing clothes from well-known brands, Meghan is also wearing items from smaller businesses, giving them the much-needed exposure to become a successful business.
Meghan wears clothing items from smaller businesses (Image: Getty)
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Royal tour outrage as Queen Victoria statue attacked with red paint before King arrives
A famous statue of Queen Victoria in Sydney’s city centre has been vandalised with red paint, just hours before King Charles and Queen Camilla were due to tour the city.
The Royal couple are scheduled to meet the public outside the Sydney Opera House, not far from the defaced statue.
Police have cordoned off the area around the statue, located outside the Queen Victoria Building in the central business district, following the incident.
This comes just a day after a verbal attack on the King and Queen by Aboriginal Australian Senator Lidia Thorpe at Parliament House in Canberra.
King Charles and Camilla are conducting a royal tour in Australia (Image: Getty)
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Prince Harry’s royal return claims torn apart as reconciliation is ‘awfully long way off’
Prince Harry will not reconcile with the Royal Family anytime soon despite his latest purchase of a holiday home in Europe that is close to one of his royal relatives, a royal commentator has claimed.
The Duke and Duchess of Sussex have bought themselves a new holiday home in the same area where Harry’s cousin, Princess Eugenie and her husband Jack Brooksbank also own a property.
Harry’s latest move prompted several royal watchers to question whether it could provide a potential path for a reconciliation between the duke and his estranged family. The Princess of York is known to have a close bond with Harry as well as the rest of the royals.
