King Charles leaves Prince William to deal with Harry and Meghan Markle 'mess'
King Charles doesn't want to be remembered for cutting off his son Prince Harry and for not trying to make it work
A royal expert has claimed that Prince Harry is planning more visits to UK to meet his father King Charles as the Duke is keen to keep building bridges.
Jo Elvin, the Royals Uncensored host was joined by former royal butler Grant Harold and Kinsey Schofield, who believes it's "incredibly unfair" the King has left his eldest son, William, to "deal with the mess".
Jo said: "There are some fresh reports suggesting that Harry is keen to keep building bridges. Apparently, there are more visits in the works and there are rumours Harry and Meghan are considering a public apology to the end the feud.”
The royal expert continued, “we know the monarch's door is ajar but William's is firmly shut with a chair propped up firmly against the door."
She added, "I think it's more selfish than that. The King doesn't want to be remembered for cutting off his son and for not trying to make it work. I think he is selfish when it comes to William."
King Charles reconciling with Meghan and Prince Harry has blindsided William.
The royal expert further suggested it was wrong for King Charles to leave William with the Harry and Meghan "mess" when he eventually takes the throne, adding the Sussexes will continue with their "shenanigans".
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