King Charles Offers Crazy Response Regarding Estranged Prince Harry
Amidst the ongoing strained relations between King Charles and his youngest son, Prince Harry, the monarch unexpectedly shared his sentiments
Nik Richie
Amidst the ongoing strained relations between King Charles and his youngest son, Prince Harry, the monarch unexpectedly shared his sentiments when questioned about their relationship. The exchange occurred during an engagement earlier this year, shedding light on the complex dynamics between the two.
Since Prince Harry’s departure from his royal responsibilities, interactions with his family members, including King Charles, have become infrequent. Reports suggest that communication between the father and son has been minimal, especially after the publication of Harry’s memoir “Spare” and the Netflix docuseries he and Meghan Markle produced.
In the docuseries, Harry openly confronted his father, alleging falsehoods during a crucial meeting that took place around the time of his transition from the UK to the United States. Similarly, Harry’s memoir includes passages where he reflects on his father’s prioritization of personal interests over family matters.
Amid these public statements, King Charles has maintained a mostly reticent stance on the matter. However, he did provide an unexpected four-word response when approached about Prince Harry during an engagement earlier this year.
During a visit to the University of East London’s Stratford campus to celebrate its 125th anniversary, King Charles interacted with students and well-wishers. As he greeted attendees, one man called out, “Bring back Harry, please. Can you please bring him back, please, Sir?” Initially, the King seemed not to grasp the context and asked, “Who?” When the man clarified, “Harry, your son,” Charles poignantly replied, “It would be nice,” before moving on.
This interaction provided a brief yet revealing glimpse into the complex emotions surrounding the relationship between King Charles and Prince Harry. Despite the understated exchange, Prince Harry did return to the UK later for his father’s Coronation at Westminster Abbey. However, whether the father and son were able to connect during this time remains uncertain, as Harry did not see his father during a subsequent visit to London.