Prince William’s true feelings about Prince Harry and Meghan Markle’s controversial tour in Colombia have been revealed, shedding light on the deep tensions within the royal family.
The Duke and Duchess of Sussex kicked off their widely publicized visit on Thursday, focusing on the importance of creating a safe digital space. However, their trip has reportedly sparked intense frustration within the royal family, particularly from King Charles and Prince William.
According to royal commentator Tom Quinn, as reported by The Mirror, both the King and the Prince of Wales were left “furious” by the Sussexes’ use of their royal status during the tour, despite having stepped down from their official roles within the Firm. Quinn suggested that Prince William wanted to issue a formal statement to clarify that the tour was not “officially sanctioned” by the royal family. However, King Charles reportedly advised against it, believing that “silence is the best response.”
Quinn further elaborated that Charles and William are deeply upset by what they see as a breach of the agreement made when Meghan and Harry gave up their roles as working royals. “They can’t stop the tour from going ahead,” Quinn explained, “but they are furious that Meghan and Harry have once again broken the deal they agreed to when they left their royal duties behind.”
The royal expert also noted that the father-son duo are particularly distressed because they perceive the Sussexes as attempting to leverage their royal connections to compensate for the perceived failures of their business ventures in the United States.
Quinn issued a warning to the Duke and Duchess of Sussex, stating that their so-called “fake Royal tours” are likely to further strain their already fragile relationship with the rest of the royal family.
