On a different note, King Charles holds disappointment towards his younger son, Prince Harry, for his numerous public interviews in which he discusses private family matters. This has deeply troubled the British monarch, who, along with his wife Meghan, formerly known as Meghan Markle, experienced injustices within the Royal Institution.
Tom Quinn, the author of "Gilded Youth" and an intimate history of growing up in the royal family, shared insights he gained from conversations with individuals who worked closely with Meghan and Harry during their time in England. He also interviewed those who worked for William and Kate. These discussions revealed a notable contrast between private family tensions and the public facade they maintain.
Of particular concern is King Charles's resentment towards the Duke of Sussex, especially in light of accusations that William physically assaulted Harry. This allegation has reportedly ignited fury in William and further solidified the reservations held by the entire royal family.
Conversely, a celebrated heart surgeon, Sir Magdi, a close friend of Princess Diana, emphasized the importance of empathy to Prince Charles. She believes that Diana taught Prince William well, instilling in him the genuine understanding and sharing of the people's struggles, a trait she believes will make him an exceptional future king.
However, she notably refrained from commenting on Prince Harry, referring to him as "the other one." In her eyes, Harry's actions, which she perceives as self-serving and exploitative of his mother's name for financial gain, have led her to see him as a traitor who betrayed his family and country, effectively disqualifying himself from royal status.
The loss of Princess Diana was not exclusive to Harry; William, Charles, and other family members suffered the loss of a beloved family member. Beyond the immediate family, many nieces, nephews, and friends mourned her passing. While Harry often portrays himself as the primary individual affected by his mother's death, others who knew Diana personally have their own profound sense of grief and loss.
Furthermore, Harry's perception of Meghan as akin to his mother has contributed to his paranoia. He sought validation from his maternal family, asking them if Megan was just like his mom, a question that his brother and Spencer disagreed with, asserting that Meghan was not like Diana.
Harry's comments in the documentary series "The Me You Can't See" suggest a belief that the British press will not cease its scrutiny until Meghan's death. This series was released after the revealing Oprah interview, which exposed the toxic dynamics within the Sussexes and their willingness to take what they believed to be revenge on the royal family.
