Royal Drama Unveiled: King Charles’s Approach to Handling Prince Harry Revealed

The ongoing royal saga involving Prince Harry and Meghan Markle seems to have left no visible mark on King Charles III, as per insights shared by royal author Robert Hardman.

In a recent publication titled “Charles III, New King.

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The Inside Story,” it has been disclosed that King Charles III faced the challenge of addressing the aftermath of Prince Harry and Meghan Markle's explosive Netflix documentary shortly after assuming the throne in September 2022.

The release of Prince Harry's memoir, “Spare,” further added to the complexities at the start of the monarch's reign.

Despite the potentially turbulent circumstances, King Charles III is believed to have navigated through this period with resilience and composure, as indicated by his candid conversations with close acquaintances.

According to the revelations in Hardman's book, friends and family observed a sense of contentment in the King, amidst the weight of responsibilities and criticisms he faced.

“I'm ready for it,” King Charles III reportedly confided in an old friend during those challenging months, reflecting his readiness to embrace his role as the sovereign.

Moreover, the book shed light on the late queen's strong reaction following Harry and Meghan's assertion that they had received her approval to name their daughter Lilibet.

Contrary to the couple's claims, a staff member detailed the late queen's displeasure at not being consulted about the use of her childhood nickname, Lilibet.

The BBC later confirmed that there was no formal request made to the late queen by the Duke and Duchess of Sussex regarding the name choice for their daughter, born in 2021, just two months after the passing of Prince Philip, who affectionately used the name for his wife.

The intricate dynamics within the royal family came to the forefront as revelations from Hardman's book painted a nuanced picture of King Charles III's early days as the monarch, juxtaposed with the lingering tensions stemming from Prince Harry and Meghan Markle's public disclosures.