The never-ending Windsor family drama keeps unfolding.
After his first meeting with King Charles in a year and a half, the Duke of Sussex Prince Harry is complaining that insiders are trying to ‘sabotage’ his reconciliation with his father.
The private meeting over tea was supposed to mark a warming in the relationship, and a stepping stone on the path to rapprochement.
But Harry is mad at some of the reporting on it.
Daily Mail reported:
“Harry is understood to be infuriated at what he sees as a concerted campaign by unnamed Palace officials to torpedo his efforts to strike a rapprochement with his father by giving hostile briefings to newspapers.
‘The relationship between the Duke and His Majesty The King is a matter for the two of them and the two of them only,’ a source close to the Duke told The Mail on Sunday.
‘The men in grey suits should stay out of it’.”
Yesterday (27), it was claimed that Harry was ‘surprised by the formalities’ of the reportedly ‘awkward’ meeting.
The Telegraph reported:
“He was said to have described the meeting as ‘very official, like an official visit’.
When the newspaper declined to retract the quotes, the Duke’s spokesman issued a statement in direct response to the story, claiming that its description of the Duke’s view of the tone of the meeting was ‘categorically false’.
The statement said: ‘The quotes attributed to him are pure invention fed, one can only assume, by sources intent on sabotaging any reconciliation between father and son’.”
The meeting between the King and his prodigal son is seen as a test, and he is expected to rein in his previous indiscretions.
“The hugely damaging allegations made by the Sussexes in their Oprah Winfrey interview of March 2021 have not been forgotten, similarly the revelations and indiscretions peppered throughout their three-part Netflix series, Harry & Meghan, not to mention the Duke’s memoir, Spare.”
‘There’s no way back for Harry.’
After reports of a 53-minute reunion between Prince Harry and King Charles, Patrick Christys is joined by Nigel Nelson, Suzanne Evans, and Adam Coumas to reflect on the royal rift.
‘You can’t be half in, half out.’ pic.twitter.com/RFBVNHMiHi
— GB News (@GBNEWS) September 26, 2025
New: The Palace is understood to be “saddened and perplexed” by the latest accusation from the Duke of Sussex in which he suggested that sources close to the King have attempted to “sabotage” his fragile reconciliation with the King.
Report here ⬇️https://t.co/ifSB7qeMHN— Kate Mansey (@KateMansey) September 28, 2025
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