Death of the Queen: Charles is said to have banned Meghan’s presence

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Charles is said to have banned Meghan’s presence

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Charles reportedly banned Meghan from coming to Balmoral when the Queen was dying. That’s what Prince Harry claims in his book.

King Charles III (74) has allegedly forbidden his son Prince Harry (38) to bring his wife Duchess Meghan (41) to Queen Elizabeth II’s deathbed (1926-2022). Meghan was not welcome in Balmoral, Harry claims in his new book “Spare” (German “Reserve”) according to the Daily Mail. The autobiography is scheduled to appear on January 10, but has already been available in bookstores in Spain.

The Queen died on September 8th at her estate in Scotland. Harry and Meghan were in London when the Queen’s health deteriorated. The couple, who have lived in the United States since 2020, were in Europe to do charity work. The Duke and Duchess of Sussex apparently wanted to travel to the Queen when she was worse off. Harry eventually came to Scotland alone – on direct instructions from Charles, as Harry now claims in his book, according to the Daily Mail. His father therefore explained to him that he should not bring Meghan with him. Prince Harry, who arrived in Balmoral after the monarch’s death, also writes that he learned of the Queen’s passing through the BBC news website.

Is Charles jealous of Meghan?

In “Spare” Prince Harry blames his father according to the Telegraph tooto have been worried about Meghan stealing the limelight from him. In addition, the current king is said to have expressed concerns about financially supporting the former actress.

According to British media, another passage in the book raises the question of how long there has been a rift between Charles’ sons. According to The Mirror, Harry claims in his memoirs, he was forced to play along with his brother Prince William’s “outrageous lie” that he was best man at his marriage to Princess Kate (40) in 2011. Harry revealed it was all for show and his brother’s friends James Meade and Thomas Van Straubenzee delivered the traditional best man speech at the reception. But they supposedly didn’t want any public attention.

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