King Charles called out as his mother’s memory and rules are thrown out the window
King Charles’ youngest son has just gotten his time in the UK spotlight, but the resulting plethora of media attention has sparked a tirade of comments, the most recent being by comedian Mark Dolan.
He spoke to The Royalist’s Tom Sykes and the conversation ended up getting very candid towards the end.
What is pertinent to mention about this conversation is that it echoes sentiments that were made yesterday, pertaining to King Charles’ apparent ‘weakness’ in allowing his wayward son back into the royal fold.
But Mr Sykes kept the attention on the late Queen Elizabeth II and admitted, “I think that my concern is that Charles is enabling Harry to establish a rival court in a complete defiance of what his mother, in her wisdom, laid down.”
In response Mr Dolan was quick to jump in and accused the Duke of “tearing up his agreement with the late Queen” via his recent meeting.
“It’s horrible that the Queen, the late Queen, is being betrayed in this way by a grandson that claims to have loved her and admired her. Where you struck a deal, and you’ve reneged on that deal, and that poor woman is not here to enforce it.”
He also hailed her by adding, “and if she was, I think she would enforce it, and she’d be a lot tougher than Charles has been.”