King Charles has already “read the riot act” to his troublesome son Prince Harry, it is claimed, stating in no uncertain terms that there will be “consequences” if his autobiography Spare or the Netflix documentary revealed by him and Meghan harms the family.
Royal biographer Tom Bower says his sources tell him Charles “has made several threats to Meghan and Harry and warned them if they go through with it.” [attacking the royals] They will find themselves ostracized in a way they cannot believe.’
That could involve the most dramatic censorship of all: removing all royal titles from the Duke and Duchess of Sussex, as well as those of their children Archie and Lilibet.
Yes, the very titles they rely on (especially in the US) to sell their complaints for millions.
Of course, if they cross the line, they should become royal exiles, a painful decision for King Charles, but necessary to preserve the monarchy. Charles has prepared for most of his adult life for this role.
Can you imagine how angry he would be to see his plans for a modern, streamlined, hard-working monarchy blown up by the Sussexes within months of taking the throne?
The King will be particularly worried that the book might look down on Camilla. Harry believes that she broke the heart of her mother, Diana, and she could be struck by her self-righteous sense of revenge.
