King Charles’ reported $200 million funeral and succession plans are said to be underway amid claims about the monarch’s declining health and a shocking prognosis that he may have only “months to live.”
The British Monarch’s health is reportedly worsening, with claims that the monarch has just “months to live.”
As reported by Radar, royal observers are also concerned that the ongoing rift between Prince William and Prince Harry could further complicate matters.
"Funeral and succession plans have been quietly underway for a while now, but arrangements are now being ramped up in light of the king’s fading health," one palace insider revealed.
Meanwhile, sources confide royal handlers are working overtime to hide the king's allegedly worsening health.
"The palace is keen to project a positive image, briefing everyone that he's making great strides in his recovery and that there's no cause for alarm," a second source spilled.
They added, "But behind the scenes, there's little doubt things are pretty bleak."
The biggest hurdle could be the ongoing rift between Charles’ sons, which insiders say is taking a toll on the ailing monarch, especially after Harry returned to the U.K. from California with Meghan and their children.
"Charles is still extremely fragile due to his illness, and this toxic situation between his sons is only making matters worse," the insider confessed.
They shared, "No wonder he's collapsing under the strain of it all. Literally, too – in one photo, it actually looks like he’s keeling over!"
The feud between William and Harry intensified after Harry’s public criticism of the royal family.
Sources claim William was also angered by Charles’ warm welcome to Harry, Meghan and their children during their July U.K. visit, suspecting Harry’s return could be linked to a battle over inheritance.
Charles reportedly fueled tensions further by vowing to cut William from his will and leave his $2 billion fortune to Harry, whom he has called his “beloved son.”
