On the heels of King Charles III and Prince Harry not seeing each other during the latter’s recent visit to London, England, a commentator says the monarch knows there’s a certain level of “stress” that comes with seeing his youngest son. It’s something the king’s likely known for years, ever since a “hostile” phone call at the time of Queen Elizabeth II’s death . King Charles likely realized the ‘stress’ associated with seeing Harry in September 2022 Calling it a “shame” the father and son didn’t get together, commentator Jack Royston shared on the Royal Report podcast there’s still something Harry and King Charles have to deal with before they can have a stress-free in-person meeting, and that’s potential “floating anxiety.
” The podcast host revisited a passage from Spare , Harry’s January 2023 memoir, in which the 39-year-old recalled a tense phone conversation during which the king spoke negatively about Meghan Markle as Queen Elizabeth’s health declined. (The possibility of a second memoir is believed to have the British royal family concerned.) “I would say, in the King’s corner, is Harry can be hot-tempered sometimes,” he said (via Newsweek ).
“I mean, all the Windsors can, Charles is no exception...
he’s a man who gets frustrated sometimes.” “But there is one moment that sticks in the mind for me, which is that Harry blew up at his father as Queen Elizabeth II was dying because he felt Charles had spoken in a dismis.
