How King Charles & Prince William will handle Prince Harry: Palace worker reveals

Prince Harry, the Spare to the British throne and the son that is said to have made Queen Elizabeth’s final years a ‘misery’ by many commentators and critics is returning to the Motherland by next month.

However, no information has come via sources or official channels about what kind of approach the Palace has planned for the wayward son who is bringing both his wife and kids alongside him for this move (that is being described as an ‘extended’ trip, not a permanent move).

The employee that decided to come forward with the truth is none other than celebrity news reporter Rob Shuter.

In his past he served as U.S. publicist to Princess Michael of Kent and has the inside scoop from years of serving royal PR.

Because of his time in the royal sphere Mr Shuter claims he’s “learned something outsiders misunderstand: royal PR is often about knowing when not to react.” In his view, “that is exactly how the Palace will handle Harry and Meghan when they return to Britain.”

He even admitted, “In fact, I suspect the Palace prefers them in Britain. Distance creates intrigue. Every visit becomes an event, every photograph a potential reconciliation.” But “proximity makes them ordinary.”

Only at a later point did he point out how he expects things to do, and that is with a slow drain. He described it by saying, “initially, every sighting will generate headlines. But the Palace understands what happens when you stop feeding a story: eventually it shrinks.”

“Charles will work. William and Catherine will work. Anne will work. The monarchy will simply continue. That is the ultimate royal ice-out: not hostility or punishment, but indifference. Harry and Meghan can return to Britain. They can rebuild family relationships and dominate headlines. But they cannot walk back into the working monarchy. The Palace won’t try to silence them. It will simply stop listening.”