This statement comes after Harry expressed envy over Prince William receiving a million dollars in past lawsuits. It remains unclear whether Harry's "slaying dragons" metaphor is directed solely at the British media or if it extends to other targets. However, an insider has revealed that MI5 and MI6 are monitoring Harry due to his combative stance in court, which has raised concerns about potential harm to Prince William.
Lady C, a prominent commentator, has suggested that Harry's professed mission to clean up the press might not be entirely genuine. She posits that his real aim may be to have the press portray him and Meghan as perfect. Regarding these concerns, it's important to distinguish between hoping and plotting. Leave Harry and Meghan in California to continue hoping, as there is no concrete evidence of a plot.
The ongoing drama within the royal family has played out in the public eye, with reports indicating that Meghan and Harry won't be joining the family at Sandringham for the holidays. Alleged hostility from Prince William and Kate Middleton has been cited as the reason. Additionally, Prince Charles reportedly has reservations about inviting the couple to the festive holiday due to concerns about leaks from the Sussex camp.
The tensions within the royal family escalated with the release of Omid Scobie's book, "End Game," in November. The book alleged that two members of the royal family, namely Kate Middleton and Prince Charles, raised questions about the color of Archie's skin before he was born. However, a royal source strongly denied these claims, stating that they were far from the truth.
Rumors of a reconciliation between Prince Harry and Prince Charles surfaced when they both called the monarch on his birthday in November. Some experts suggest that Harry may seek to mend his relationship with the royal family, especially as Christmas approaches. However, it's worth noting that Harry and Meghan haven't spent the holidays at Sandringham for three years. It's unlikely that they will overshadow Prince William and Kate Middleton this Christmas, particularly in the UK.
According to royal expert Tom Quinn, Charles seems keen to demonstrate a good relationship with at least one of his sons and his daughter-in-law, especially during the holiday season when families come together.
