Father and son relations in the royal family
British media report that the relationship between Prince Harry and his father, Prince Charles, has never been worse. Real truth came to light.
Prince Charles and Prince Harry have barely talked over the past few months and their relationship has never been worse. This information British media reported.
Prince Harry was born in Paddington, London, on 15 September 1984 as the second child of Charles, Prince of Wales, and Diana, Princess of Wales. Like his father and brother, Harry was educated at independent schools.
The heir to the throne was deeply shocked and hurt after Harry and Meghan's interview with Oprah Winfrey. Tensions escalated a few days ago when Harry said he had severed all ties with controversial entrepreneur Mahfouz Maree Mubarak bin Mahfouz a year before Prince Charles presented the Knight's Order of the British Empire.
"Charles is deeply shocked and disappointed by Harry's latest statement, but he loves him and will not retaliate publicly," told Charles' close friend, who wished to remain anonymous.
Harry's relationship with his father deteriorated after an interview with Oprah Winfrey in March. The Duke then said his father stopped funding him when he and Meghan announced plans to move to America and that hurt him. Financial data from the royal family showed that Prince Charles financed Harry and Meghan from the Clarence House account intended to support his sons and their families.
"He treated me the way he used to be treated," Harry said.
The father and son last spoke in person at the Duke of Edinburgh's funeral eight months ago. Harry was in London in July to unveil a statue dedicated to his late mother Diana, but he did not meet his father. Also, the future king had not yet met his six-month-old granddaughter Lilibet
Prince Harry spoke publicly about their relationship on several occasions and even stated in his podcast that he had moved to the US to break the cycle of pain he felt since childhood.
