Prince Harry and Meghan Markle Receive Heartwarming Christmas Gesture from King Charles
In a surprising move this Christmas, King Charles is set to bring joy to his son, Prince Harry, and his grandchildren, Prince Archie and Princess Lilibet, who live far away.
The monarch plans to surprise his grandchildren with gifts and even a sweet Zoom call, making sure they feel included in the royal family’s festive celebrations. According to former royal butler Grant Harrold, King Charles will likely "FaceTime" his grandkids to maintain a connection despite the distance.
Speaking to *Fabulous* magazine, Harrold confidently stated, "I'm willing to bet there will definitely be some sort of [Zoom] communication on Christmas Day. There's no question." While he wasn't focused on Harry and Meghan directly, Harrold emphasized that the King would certainly make an effort to see his grandkids on Christmas Day.
"He will send gifts. I guarantee you that something will be sent, and likewise, gifts will be sent to Grandpa or Grandmother from the Sussexes," Harrold shared.
The royal expert also noted that King Charles, being "very much a family man," wishes for everyone to be together during the holiday season, if only virtually. "Christmas is seen as a time for families to heal rifts. Even if they’re not there in person, just talking on Zoom or something can be part of that healing process," he added.
However, there have been reports suggesting that Charles' eldest son, Prince William, who is next in line to the throne, may not be ready to reconcile with his brother anytime soon. William is reportedly still "hurt" by Harry and Meghan's comments about his wife, Catherine.
