King Charles III is reportedly feeling “frustrated and upset” by his son, Prince Harry’s, handling of the security appeal battle. According to sources, the monarch is disappointed by Harry’s failure to respect his position, particularly regarding the Duke of Sussex’s fight to restore government-funded security during visits to the UK.
Harry, 40, lost his legal appeal after claiming he had been unfairly treated when his taxpayer-funded security was stripped in 2020 following his and Meghan Markle’s decision to step back from royal duties.
He argued that this move left him vulnerable and singled out. Despite the loss, Harry insisted that his focus was on ensuring the safety of his family rather than involving his father in the legal process.
A close friend of King Charles shared that the monarch had refrained from intervening because he believed this was a matter for the British government and courts to decide.
The friend expressed concern over how Harry’s public comments and his supporters’ view that the King should step in had added unnecessary tension.
However, the insider noted that while the King had to maintain silence during the proceedings, his door remains open for reconciliation.
Despite the challenges, King Charles’s love for his son has endured, and there remains hope for a future resolution to their strained relationship.
As the legal battle unfolds, both father and son seem to be navigating difficult waters, with hopes of healing remaining on the horizon
