Interview with Meghan and Harry: why Prince Charles could be forced to forgive his son?
Has the time for forgiveness come for Prince Charles and Prince Harry? According to author and journalist Michel Faure, the future King of England may well have to forgive his son for his interview with Oprah Winfrey.
On March 7, England shook. On the American channel CBS, Meghan Markle and Prince Harry answered Oprah Winfrey's questions and did nothing to protect the British royal family. Quite the contrary. If Elizabeth II was spared criticism of the couple, the firm has largely taken for its rank. Meghan Markle said she had suicidal thoughts while living at Frogmore Cottage, that she was not allowed to see anyone, and even that Archie's skin color is said to have caused concern to a family member . Prince Harry, for his part, claimed that his father Prince Charles had stopped answering his calls following the Megxit. “My father and my brother are prisoners. They cannot leave it ”, he indicated concerning the monarchical system. An interview which made a lot of talk around the world, and which deeply upset the members concerned.
"Charles is basically a sentimental"
Prince Charles and Prince William would have been “devastated” by the content of the Sussexes' comments. Ten days after this interview, the Prince of Wales and his two sons would have finally spoken. A discussion that would "not have been very productive." However, according to biographer and journalist Michel Faure, the future King of England would be obliged to forgive this interview with Prince Harry. "If the order has been given, forgive him!", The writer told Gala on March 18.
"This is the meaning of the Queen's press release," he said. Indeed, Elizabeth II reacted to the interview in a lengthy statement, in which she said Meghan Markle, Harry and Archie will always be “much loved family members”. “Charles is fundamentally a sentimentalist, with a real paternal touch for his two sons. Without forgetting that in the United Kingdom, Harry is the beloved ”, underlines Michel Faure, who recalls that during the funeral of Lady Diana, prince Harry“ was the one who looked at the tip of his shoes while following the coffin of his. mom". A moment that had upset the British. In other words, the pressure of public opinion could force Prince Charles to forgive his son.
