Meghan Markle and Prince Harry are “stunned” by King Charles’ most recent “cruel” decision.
Years ago, when Prince Harry and Meghan Markle left the Royal Family, their stay in the Kingdom was over. They first moved to Canada before settling down in Montecito, California, with their two children.
After the pair wed in 2018, the late Queen Elizabeth granted the Sussexes the royal estate of Frogmore Cottage, although they have continued to live there as their UK residence.
However, Harry and Meghan’s house is currently being taken away from them. After getting an eviction notice, the couple reportedly has only a few months to arrange for the removal of all of their belongings from the house.
It’s easy to assume that Harry and Meghan haven’t left a positive impression on them since they officially left the Royal Family some years ago.
Following the famous Oprah interview, other interviews, a Netflix documentary series, and Harry’s book, Spare, some contend that things have reached a breaking point.
King Charles, Camilla, the Queen Consort, Prince William, and Kate Middleton were among the royals who received harsh criticism in Harry’s book Spare.
There has been no official confirmation of Harry and Meghan’s attendance to Charles’s coronation on May 6.
In Harry’s book, several Charles and Camilla-related revelations were made. It was first claimed that Charles would be able to accept news stories about him but not Camilla. As it was, both were in great supply.
Harry admitted in his autobiography that he and William had pleaded with their father not to marry Camilla.
Despite Willy and I asking him not to, Pa was pressing forward. We offered him a hand pump and positive energy. You shouldn’t be concerned,” Harry wrote in Spare. We knew he was going to spend the rest of his life with the woman he had loved all his life.
Harry also noted how difficult it was to adjust to the idea that his father had married a new woman, which may be a sentiment shared by many stepchildren.
The Prince claimed that William had “always harbored doubts about her” and that he had wondered if Camilla would treat him with “just as much cruelty as all the wicked stepmothers in fairy tales.”
Harry even claimed that Camilla converted his bedroom into her own dressing room when he moved to Clarence House at the age of 28.
In Spare, Harry didn’t write much about his stepmother, but in the interviews conducted before the book’s release, he spoke extensively about Camilla.
Harry accused Camilla of leaking details about the family to the British media in an effort to “rehabilitate her image.”
Harry continued by calling Camilla “dangerous” since she had been portrayed as the “villain” in the British media for her part in the breakup of Charles and Diana’s marriage.
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