Prince William puts his foot down 'Papa all you’re doing is delaying the disaster’

With the financial struggles overtaking Sarah Ferguson, there are rumors alleging she might give up the Firm’s secrets for a price.

But Prince William is said to be outraged that even his father is starting to wonder if this should be considered.

For those unversed, the entire thing has been explained by a well placed source that just shared the nitty gritty with Closer Magazine.

According to their findings, Charles is “not one to be told what to do, and certainly not by his own son.”

Especially since, as many put it Sarah is truly “financially desperate’ and is already rumored to be shopping around a sensationalized tell-all. So “while ignoring that reality and simply taking a hardline stance might seem like the best way on the surface,” the source said while attempting to explain Charles’ views, the monarch “is arguing that it could end up backfiring spectacularly,” with his son.

“In his view, the smarter move is to keep communication open and try to manage things quietly rather than provoke an all-out war with someone who knows decades worth of private family secrets,” they also explained. More so he’s insisting that “any arrangement with Sarah would come with extremely strict conditions attached” as well as a “formal confidentiality agreements in place,” its pertinent to mention.

But where the heir apparent is concerened, this is just ‘delaying disaster’ and setting the worst precisdent possible for those wanting to make some money off of threats.

The insider went into detail attempting to explain where he stands, and says, “as far as William is concerned, none of that matters. In his view, the monarchy should never be negotiating under pressure.”

“He feels once the palace starts rewarding this type of behaviour it sets an incredibly dangerous precedent and could send the message that threatening the family publicly is an effective way to get what you want. He says all Charles would be doing with this agreement is delaying the disaster.”

Prince William is growing more concerned about threatening members of the Royal Family day by day

With the financial struggles overtaking Sarah Ferguson, there are rumors alleging she might give up the Firm’s secrets for a price.

But Prince William is said to be outraged that even his father is starting to wonder if this should be considered.

For those unversed, the entire thing has been explained by a well placed source that just shared the nitty gritty with Closer Magazine.

According to their findings, Charles is “not one to be told what to do, and certainly not by his own son.”

Especially since, as many put it Sarah is truly “financially desperate’ and is already rumored to be shopping around a sensationalized tell-all. So “while ignoring that reality and simply taking a hardline stance might seem like the best way on the surface,” the source said while attempting to explain Charles’ views, the monarch “is arguing that it could end up backfiring spectacularly,” with his son.

“In his view, the smarter move is to keep communication open and try to manage things quietly rather than provoke an all-out war with someone who knows decades worth of private family secrets,” they also explained. More so he’s insisting that “any arrangement with Sarah would come with extremely strict conditions attached” as well as a “formal confidentiality agreements in place,” its pertinent to mention.

But where the heir apparent is concerened, this is just ‘delaying disaster’ and setting the worst precisdent possible for those wanting to make some money off of threats.

The insider went into detail attempting to explain where he stands, and says, “as far as William is concerned, none of that matters. In his view, the monarchy should never be negotiating under pressure.”

“He feels once the palace starts rewarding this type of behaviour it sets an incredibly dangerous precedent and could send the message that threatening the family publicly is an effective way to get what you want. He says all Charles would be doing with this agreement is delaying the disaster.”