Harry and Meghan ‘feeling overlooked’ as King plans for future with out them
King Charles has reportedly began planning life for the Royal Family after him with out taking the prospect to talk to Prince Harry or Meghan Markle first.
Since taking a step again from his ordinary duties after his current most cancers analysis, King Charles is alleged to have made plans for what may occur within the years to return.
According to a supply in Heat Magazine, Harry and Meghan are “feeling left out”. It has apparently been “hard” to listen to Charles is making these plans with out consulting them, however the supply added that the pair are “not going to kick up a fuss”.
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Royal writer Tom Quinn has claimed that the King’s plans appear to focus extra on the longer term position of Harry’s brother William and his future position as King.
Speaking to the Mirror, Mr Quinn stated: “Charles is also aware that, as future King, William is at the heart of the succession planning that is taking place right now – officials had assumed Charles would remain healthy at least into his mid-eighties before succession planning would need to begin but in fact it has now begun and indicates perhaps that Charles’ cancer is more dangerous than we have been led to believe.”
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Mr Quinn added: “Harry is definitely not being included in succession talks because he is no longer a working or even a trusted royal – he has got his wish and is no longer the spare, or at least he is only nominally the spare.
“This could be a case of ‘beware you get what you want for!'”
He continued: “Succession planning is very secret and nobody trusts Harry to be a part of it for the straightforward cause that if he feels in any approach slighted or not given what he feels he deserves he’ll run straight to the media.”
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