2024 - Prince Charles: this gesture that will please his son Harry

It is an olive branch that Prince Charles offers to his son Harry. This is a message written for the New Year that highlights Prince Harry’s work in the face of climate change.

Prince Charles wrote a “New Year Essay” in which he calls for urgent action on climate change. The future king did not fail to do praising his son’s work, Prince Harry, 37, who he says “contributes to building a sustainable future“. In this drive to save the environment, he also congratulated his sons, Princes William and Harry, for their work to raise awareness on this problem..

In this “Try” published on January 4 in Newsweek, the Duke of Cornwall also mentioned his pride in his sons. “More recently, my eldest son, William, launched the prestigious Earthshot Prize pto encourage change and help repair our planet over the next ten years by identifying and investing in technologies that can make a difference”, wrote Prince Charles. “And my youngest son, Harry, has been passionate about the impact of climate change, especially when it comes to Africa, and has committed his charity to being “net-zero”.“, he adds.

Prince Charles: the action of the Prince of Wales could avoid a bomb

the olive branch that Prince Charles hands to his son comes at the right time. Indeed, in this growing conflict between the Sussexes and the British royal family, it should be noted that the Duke of Sussex is due to publish his memoirs very soon. This book is expected to deal primarily with the relationship between father and son. According to Mirror, the son of Queen Elizabeth II and Harry had only few tense conversations since the Sussexes left the royal family.

This olive branch could therefore to be particularly significant. It could even be that it could lead to the delay of the publication of Prince Harry’s book. “I think if you offer an olive branch it is reasonable to expect something in return“, confides royal commentator Richard Fitzwilliam to the Sun.

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Prince Charles, Prince of Wales
This is a message written for the New Year that highlights Prince Harry’s work in the face of climate change.

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Prince Charles, Prince of Wales
Prince Charles has penned a “New Year essay” in which he calls for urgent action on climate change.

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Prince Charles, Prince of Wales
The future king was quick to praise the work of his son, Prince Harry, which he said is “helping to build a sustainable future”.

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Prince Charles, Prince of Wales
In this drive to save the environment, he also praised his sons, Princes William and Harry, for their work raising awareness of the issue.

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Prince Charles, Prince of Wales
In this “Essay” published on January 4 in Newsweek, the Duke of Cornwall also mentioned his pride in his sons.

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Prince Charles, Prince of Wales
“More recently, my eldest son, William, launched the prestigious Earthshot Prize to encourage change and help fix our planet over the next ten years by identifying and investing in technologies that can make a difference,” wrote the Prince Charles.

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Prince Charles, Prince of Wales
“And my youngest son, Harry, has been passionate about highlighting the impact of climate change, particularly as it relates to Africa, and has committed his charity to being ‘net-zero’,” he adds.

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Prince Charles, Prince of Wales
Prince Charles: his action could avoid a bomb.

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Prince Charles, Prince of Wales
The olive branch that Prince Charles hands to his son is timely.

11/21 –

Prince Charles, Prince of Wales
Indeed, in this growing conflict between the Sussexes and the British royal family, it should be noted that the Duke of Sussex must publish his memoirs very soon.

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Prince Charles, Prince of Wales
This book is expected to be mainly about the relationship between father and son.

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Prince Charles, Prince of Wales
According to Mirror, Charles and Harry have had few tense conversations since the Sussexes left the Royal Family.

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Prince Charles, Prince of Wales
This olive branch could therefore be particularly significant.

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Prince Charles, Prince of Wales
It could even be that it could lead to the delay of the publication of Prince Harry’s book.

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Prince Charles, Prince of Wales
“I think if you’re giving an olive branch, it’s reasonable to expect something in return,” royal commentator Richard Fitzwilliam told The Sun.