Prince Harry’s Apology Request
Palace is “amazed” by the demand
According to the British media, the Sussexes cannot expect an apology from the palace.
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According to British media, the royal palace will not apologize to Prince Harry. This was “unworthy of the crown”.
After the release of the controversial Netflix documentary “Harry & Meghan”, the relationship between Prince Harry (38) and his wife Duchess Meghan (41) and the British royal family seems more broken than ever. Last but not least, in the six-part documentary series, Harry accused his brother Prince William (40) of yelling at him at a family gathering. The Sunday Times reported last weekendthat the Sussexes want a meeting with the Royal Family, where the family members around King Charles III. (74) and heir to the throne Prince William should apologize.
According to the report, Harry and Meghan wanted “their own apology”, since just a few days ago the former Queen’s confidant Lady Susan Hussey (83) met Ngozi Fulani, who she had insulted, after a racism scandal to talk to the boss of the charity Sistah Space – ironically, after an intervention by Prince Williams, who publicly spoke out against racism. Harry and Meghan would see this as a “double standard”. Therefore, the Sussexes wished for their part a conciliatory meeting before attending the coronation of King Charles III. will attend next May.
The palace doesn’t apologize until Harry admits his mistakes
This demand for a family reunion, along with an apology, has the English royal palace however, according to a new report from The Sun, “stunned”. Accordingly, the royal family will leave Harry and Meghan’s request unanswered. “It’s a bit absurd after what they did,” Royal expert Nigel Cawthorne told the British newspaper. Rather, the Sussexes would first have to admit their own mistakes before the crown moves. “King Charles will not offer a reconciliation, which he believes would be unworthy of the crown,” insider Cawthorne said.
Royal expert Katie Nicholl from “Vanity Fair” also believes that the palace will not apologize first. “What needs to happen is that both sides admit their mistakes. Once that happens, it might pave the way for reconciliation,” explains Nicholl to the “Daily Mail”..