King Charles is set to take a major decision to stop Prince Harry and Meghan Markle from visiting Commonwealth countries after handing over new military role to Prince William amid the Sussexes' recent trip to Nigeria.
The 75-year-old, who was reportedly very angry with the duke and duchess’ trip to Nigeria to promote the Invictus Games on its 10th anniversary is trying everything in his capacity to not let Harry and Meghan do that again.
During his conversation with Mirror, the royal expert Tom Quinn revealed, “King Charles is in a terrible bind – he would love to strip Meghan and Harry of their royal titles, but fears this will look vindictive.”
He continued, "On the other hand, he has to find a way to put a stop to any future trips by Harry and Meghan to other commonwealth countries. That has now become his number one priority."
Tom further claimed that the cancer-stricken monarch might also use "back channels” in an attempt “to block any further invitations to the wayward couple".
The royal author also explained that, "The ultimate fear for King Charles and William is that Meghan's rebelliousness actually ends up making her more appealing than the understated members of official team royal.”
"That’s why she always makes a point of holding Harry's hand for the cameras, something she knows Willam and Kate would never do." Tom added.
Tom Quinn also highlighted that fact that "After Nigeria one thing is certain: huge efforts will go into changing the way the Royal Family deals with its role in the Commonwealth. Steps have already been taken via official channels to try to lessen the chance that other Commonwealth countries invite Meghan and Harry to visit."
King Charles III's new snub comes comes shortly after Harry and Meghan's foundation Archwell received a deliquency notice by California attorney.
