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Royal Accusation: King Charles Blasts Prince Harry for Allegedly 'Squandering Britain's Funds' on Women

Royal Accusation: King Charles Blasts Prince Harry for Allegedly 'Squandering Britain's Funds' on Women

Prince Harry recently announced his intentions to return to the UK, and according to one royal expert, this return might be sooner than anticipated.The Duke of Sussex made a brief trip to London last month following the news of his father, King Charles's cancer diagnosis. During this visit, Harry gave a rare interview, hinting at his upcoming return to the UK without specifying any dates. Royal commentator Tom Quinn suggested that Harry's return could be imminent. Speaking exclusively to The Mirror, Tom mentioned that Harry is eager to demonstrate his commitment as a caring member of the royal family. However, amidst these plans, it's speculated that Prince William might be angered by his brother's actions. 

Reports suggest that the relationship between the two brothers has become increasingly strained over the years, particularly after Harry's public criticisms of the royal family. Royal expert Ingrid Seward believes that Harry's latest actions will further exacerbate tensions and potentially thwart any chance of reconciliation. In other royal news, it was announced that the Sussex children, Archie and Lilibet, will now be officially known as Prince Archie and Princess Lilibet following their christenings. Additionally, Buckingham Palace confirmed that Prince Edward will assume the title of the Duke of Edinburgh, previously held by his late father, Prince Philip. 

While King Charles expressed his delight at granting the title to his younger brother, Ingrid Seward noted a stark contrast in the announcement methods between the royal family and Harry and Meghan. While the royals issued official statements from Buckingham Palace, Harry and Meghan opted for a more casual approach through their spokesperson, announcing their children's titles from Los Angeles.

Furthermore, the Bank of England confirmed that new banknotes featuring King Charles III's image will be introduced before summer, with the existing banknotes bearing Queen Elizabeth II's image remaining legal tender. This change aligns with the royal family's directives to minimize environmental and financial impacts, ensuring a smooth transition to King Charles III's reign.

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