Prince Harry gets outrage from King Charles: ‘What exactly do you miss family, status, or influence’

Despite making every effort possible to see King Charles and prioritize a meeting between him and his children, the British Royal Family is still apprehensive about his intentions and questions are starting to rise—questions like ‘what is different this time’ or ‘what exactly does he miss’.

For those unversed with the actual meeting, it happened at Highgrove House, during the Channel event, which allowed the Sussexes to head inside uninhibited or papped for an hour-long meeting with the King and Queen.

As for explanations, everything has been brought to light by a well placed source that just dished to the Naughty but Nice Substack host Rob Shuter.

The gossip columnist is also a celebrity news reporter and former publicist to the stars.

According to his source, while its true “no one doubts Harry misses parts of his old life,” that isn’t the entire issue. As it stands, “the question is what exactly he misses. Is it his family—or the status, security, and influence that came with being a working royal?”

At this question another insider chimed in and revealed that the reason for this is because trust “has been shattered” completely, in the eyes of the Firm. Moreover, it started the day the couple’s anti-royal rhetoric made headlines. Whether it was when private family conversations have become books, or when television interviews, documentaries, lawsuits, and endless headlines” started dominating headlines.

All of this, up to this point has made people start wondering, “what’s different this time?”

The insider even referenced the ‘half-in-half-out’ hope that has since reignited, and said, “the late Queen said no, and that answer still stands. You can’t be a part-time royal. You’re either all in or you’re all out.”

It was another though that concluded the conversation as a whole and highlighted what chances the Duke has with his family. In their eyes, Harry “may eventually be welcomed back as a son.” But as a working royal? “That ship has sailed.”