Prince William temper allegations put a question mark on Prince Harry's royal reunion

A new book has claimed that Prince William has such a bad temper that he leaves King Charles “terrified."

Author Christopher Andersen made some shocking claims about the Prince of Wales’ temper in his new book, ‘Kate! The Courage, Grace, and Power of the Woman who will be Queen.”

In a conversation with  Page Six, the author said, “William is capable of great bellowing tantrums.” 

He said that while William is “kind and considerate to a fault” with staff and strangers and never raises his voice to his wife or three children, he doesn’t have the same restraint when it comes to his father.

A former Highgrove member of staff who reportedly witnessed a number of shouting matches said the Prince “does resort to shouting when he gets frustrated.”

“William has a huge, booming voice,” they continued. “Much louder than his father’s, so it’s not something you soon forget.”

According to Andersen, however, William’s fiery nature should come as no surprise given King Charles “has a Vesuvius temper.”

The allegations come amid talk of Prince Harry's reunion with King Charles and the royal family. 

Observers believe that the Prince of Wales was not happy with his father's meeting with Harry at Clarence House last year, which was seen as the beginning of a thaw in their frosty relationship.

In light of the latest allegations, it's believed that King Charles must make immense efforts to placate William after meeting his youngest son.

William's alleged temper has also raised serious questions about Harry's future reunion with the royal family, which looks difficult, if not impossible, without William's approval, as the monarch would not want to antagonize his heir.