Prince Harry’s behaviour during his visit to the UK has caused so much tension between him and his father King Charles, the monarch is planning to reduce his son’s inheritance.
It is believed Prince Harry and wife Meghan Markle visited King Charles and Queen Camilla during their visit between 7-11 July, along with children Archie and Lilibet.
The family have lived in California since 2020, and it was their first visit to the royals in four years.
However, reports suggest King Charles was left “humiliated” by Harry and Meghan after they declined his offer for accommodation during their stay, according to New Idea.
The incident has pushed King Charles’ already strained relationship with his son to the “very limit”, a source told New Idea — to the point of reducing Harry’s slice of his $1.5 billion inheritance.
“Harry’s behaviour in the lead-up to, and during, his recent visit to the UK was almost the final straw for Charles,” the royal insider said.
“He’s been Harry’s last remaining champion, of sorts, in the royal family, but after recent events, even Charles has had enough.”
Rumours have swirled around Buckingham Palace’s courtiers, one of whom told The National Enquirer that Harry could be left out of the inheritance entirely, which would “totally blindside” the 41-year-old Prince.
“Courtiers are saying Charles [could] cut Harry out of the will,” a source said.
“Harry will be devastated.”
His Majesty is not the only person put out by Prince Harry’s behaviour during his visit to his home country — Prince William and even Princess Anne were reportedly “left furious” by the media attention Harry attracted in the lead up to his holiday.
“Anne is livid and can’t bear to see the Royals be toyed with like this, not to mention the insult to their beloved country,” a source told New Idea.
“[William] and Anne – and even Queen Camilla – are horrified by the stream of headlines coming out of the USA on a daily basis in the lead-up to Harry’s arrival.”
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