King Charles takes big step against Prince William over Harry: 'Ultimate revenge'
"The problem with William is that he thinks he knows best"
The royal insiders have claimed that King Charles has completely cut his elder son Prince William from his will, approximately $2 billion, leaving the future king ‘stunned.’
The royal sources have told the Radar Online that the monarch relationship with his son, the Prince of Wales has taken a financial turn, as King Charles has come up with a way to get his final revenge on him.
The close confidant said William's feud with King comes as the Prince continues a longstanding grudge with his brother, Prince Harry, who is soon on his way home to the U.K with wife Meghan Markle and their kids Archie and Lilibet.
The sources told the outlet, the rift between William and Charles largely stems from the Prince of Wales' headstrong attitude.
Royal expert Hugo Vickers says: "The problem with William is that he thinks he knows best."
The Prince of Wales didn't see his father's 'ultimate revenge' coming, and the royal sources have claimed: "He’s cut William out of the will!"
They further said, "William was stunned. So even though he will become king one day, he won’t get the royal fortune he thought he was getting. That will now go to spare heir Harry – an estimated $2billion"
The fresh claims came amid reports Prince William will be "furious" over the return of Prince Harry and Meghan Markle to the UK.
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