King Charles blunt warning to Meghan Markle ahead of UK trip revealed
Meghan Markle and Prince Harry are expected to bring Archie and Lilibet with them
King Charles has reportedly issued a blunt warning to his daughter-in-law Meghan Markle days before her expected return to UK following the monarch’s olive branch to Prince Harry.
King Charles has reportedly offered the California-based royal couple a royal residence and security, however, it is not yet confirmed whether Meghan and Harry have accepted it or not.
King Charles is also eager to meet his grandchildren Archie and Lilibet.
The Closer, citing the royal insiders, has reported that King Charles is very aware of the potential repercussions of Meghan and Harry’s visit as Prince William and Queen Camilla are against it.
However, despite it, the monarch personally appears to have wholeheartedly thrown his support behind the trip, but has warned Meghan and Harry that they must play by his rules if they want this homecoming to be a success.
The close insider claims “Charles has gone above and beyond to make this visit happen, but nobody should mistake that for blind trust. The reality is that he's taking a huge chance and he knows it.”
King Charles has made it very clear to Harry that there cannot be “any drama or any hint” that their trip is being used for personal gain.
“If he sees any cameras or gets a whiff of troublemaking that will be the end of things,” the insiders shared.
The king is willing to extend an olive branch, but he's not willing to be “embarrassed or blindsided” again, the close confidant added.
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