How is Prince Harry affording UK move amid financial woes? Answer finally comes out
For those wondering how Prince Harry ever managed to afford a move to the UK, including a home and new schools: Here’s the answer
Prince Harry and Meghan Markle’s move to the UK has been scrutinised for days now, and one of the biggest questions is affordability because previously rumors mounted that the Duke and Duchess are struggling to stay in the black in regards to what money goes in and out.
However, the answer might have been closer than they thought, in the home of Charles Spencer, Prince Harry’s uncle and an Earl.
For those unversed, Charles Spencer is the brother of Princess Diana, the late Princess of England.
Now the nitty gritty has come to light via Woman’s Day. According to them, “people are pointing the finger at his uncle.”
The source that exposed this says, “it’s the only way, but for someone like William, it’s going to feel like he’s taking a side. The truth is that Charles wants his nephews reunited and it’s never going to happen with an ocean between them.”
Whats more is that he’s said to have been “pushing” for Harry and Meghan to move back to the UK “and it’s true he’s done everything he can to make sure they’re as comfortable as possible,” the insider also said.
Near the end of the conversation it was said, “it could all easily backfire and implode the cold war between the Windsors and the Spencers that’s been festering away since Diana died.”
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