How Prince Charles would feel after the release of Prince Harry's new documentary series
Prince Charles has chosen not to speak publicly about Prince Harry's claims and comments about the royal family. It is not known how well the Prince of Wales is composed, or if he has listened to or watched his son's interviews, but it has been widely reported that the two have a hard time getting along.
In an interview that aired March 7 on CBS, Harry told Oprah Winfrey his relationship with her family was strained, according to CNN. After this interview went viral, there were reports that Charles wanted to respond "point by point" but decided not to, according to Entertainment Tonight. At the time, royal expert Katie Nicholl told the outlet that Charles was "frustrated" by some of the things Harry and Meghan Markle had said on national television.
And while there may have been glimmers of hope for a reconciliation, Harry's interview with Dax Shepard on the Armchair Expert podcast may have crushed them. During the session, Harry criticized his father's parenting skills, among other things no parent ever wants to hear. Of course, Harry's documentary series "The Me You Can’t See" is also making headlines, and the claims he has made about his life can upset his family too. So what does Charles think of all this? Keep reading to find out.
Prince Charles remains 'frustrated' as Prince Harry continues to talk about the royal family
It is not known if Prince Charles has watched Prince Harry's new documentary series 'The Me You Can’t See', but sources have shared that the Prince of Wales is not too happy with his son. A source told the Daily Mail that Prince Harry's relationship with the Royal Family "hangs by a thread" as the Duke of Sussex continues to drop "truth bombs". Charles is said to be "deeply hurt" by the things Harry says and that the Royal Family "find it difficult to understand what he hopes to accomplish."
It's safe to assume that Harry and his father are not on the best possible terms right now and that they probably haven't spoken to each other since Prince Philip's funeral in mid-April. The source told the Daily Mail that Charles's relationship with his son is at its "lowest point" and that Charles remains "frustrated" because he "cannot respond publicly" to the allegations and accusations that are constantly being made. - in particular those concerning his parenting style.
