After Buckingham Palace extended a public congratulations to Prince Harry on his 40th birthday on September 15, Little by little, signs have emerged that would imply a quick rapprochement between the duke and the rest of the Royal Family.
However, even though There are those who claim that King Charles III would be willing to forgive his youngest son In order to see his grandchildren again, Archie and Lilibet, there are experts who assure that the youngest’s return to the kingdom could be complicated; and not precisely because of the intervention of his older brother, Prince William.
According to statements given to the media Closer Magazine from a source close to the kingdomneither William nor Carlos are the main ones Prince Harry’s opponents, but another important representative of the Crown, who would now hold a grudge against the duke for all the statements contained in “Spare”, the memoirs released by the redhead in January 2023.
Who is the member of the British Royal Family who will not forgive Prince Harry?
According to the aforementioned media, Queen Camilla Parker is the member of the Royal Family who will never forgive the statements made by Prince Harry in his autobiography.
In his statements to Closer Magazine, The source stated: “Not everyone is enthusiastic about that idea, but Camilla is opposed to Harry making any kind of return, even for a friendly visit. “She doesn’t want to meet him face to face, much less show him any kind of forgiveness or mercy.”
The source added that The queen thinks Harry is a “wolf in sheep’s clothing”insisting that it brings “stress and drama” to situations.
Likewise, the source added: “She believes that any interaction King Charles has with him will only be detrimental to his health.” and for the family as a whole. “If Harry is invited to return to the UK, he would be wise to stay away from Camilla.”
It should be remembered that this positioning by Queen Camilla would have emerged after Harry compared her in the pages of his book to an “evil stepmother,” accusing her of having an agenda to work on her public image, at the expense of sinking his.
The Duke of Sussex also claims in his memoirs that Camilla turned her bedroom into her own personal dressing room as soon as she moved out of her former residence, Clarence House, when she was 28, positioning the queen as the villain of the story.
