Prince William's strong warning to Harry regarding King Charles health revealed
"Prince William’s bracing for more too now that Harry and Meghan are forging ahead with their Diana documentary"
Prince William has apparently warned his estranged brother Harry regarding the health of their father King Charles amid the Duke’s plans of Diana documentary.
This has been claimed by royal insiders while speaking to the Woman’s Day.
There are claims Meghan and Harry are to be working on a Netflix documentary to mark the 30th anniversary of Princess Diana’s death next year.
The insiders tell the publication, “William’s bracing for more too now that Harry and Meghan are forging ahead with their Diana documentary. He’s used to people mining his mum’s existence for money and clout, but with Harry in charge it’s way too close to home.”
The close confidant went on saying, “It’s not just his mum’s legacy he’s worried about. He’s not sure how much more of this his father can handle.”
King Charles health is always top of William’s mind, the source said and added already Earl Spencer book has caused the monarch ‘so much unnecessary distress’.
The royal sources also revealed Prince William’s apparent warning to Harry.
The spy continued, “William can’t believe Harry doesn’t realise he’s risking putting his dad into an early grave, but then again he didn’t seem to care so much about their grandparents when he accused them all of racism.”
Prince William and Harry are reportedly not on speaking terms, however, the Duke wants to reconcile with his father King Charles.
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