King Charles warned as Prince Harry could prove 'dangerous' for royal family
Prince Harry is still considered 'dangerous' to the royal family
Experts have warned that Prince Harry's return to the UK could prove to be "dangerous" for the royal family.
For those unaware, Harry and Meghan Markle returned to Britain years after their interview with Oprah Winfrey and the release of the book Spare.
A royal expert noted that reconciliation still appears to hinge on accountability and an apology. This warning framed Harry's return not merely as a restoration of family ties, but as an ongoing threat to the royal family.
Harry and Meghan gave an interview to Oprah Winfrey in 2021 after stepping away from royal duties.
The Sussex couple made shocking claims about royal life and family treatment during the interview.
Royal affairs commentator Richard Fitzwilliams now claims that Harry's mindset has not changed despite his return to Britain.
He described the Duke of Sussex as “dangerous to the Royal Family” because the Oprah interview reached “tens of millions.”
Richard also pointed out that “Spare” had “huge sales."
Last year, Prince Harry had told the BBC that he wanted "reconciliation."
As per Richard, “For Prince, reconciliation requires accountability," but he said the royal family would “never publicly apologize.”
“People just don’t trust the Sussexes” and had reason," Richard told the Express.
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