Charles III's best friend decides to tell the truth: the reality is very sad

Charles III is experiencing a complicated moment that is not solely due to his health. There is a more personal matter affecting his mood that few know about: the king is going through a deep sadness due to the distance he keeps with his son, Prince Harry. Close sources claim that Charles III is "silently heartbroken" for not being able to share important moments with his grandchildren Archie and Lilibet.

This separation hurts him more than he shows in public. Harry and Meghan Markle chose to live in California, distancing themselves from the life and traditions of the British royal family. This distance weighs heavily on the monarch, who misses his grandchildren and his son.

between the monarchy and the family

Although Charles III's priority remains the stability of the monarchy, his sadness is evident. A close friend states: "The king doesn't like conflicts and would love for all this to be solved," sources say, but the reconciliation doesn't depend solely on him.

"Harry has to regain trust, the ball is in his court," they assure. The distancing creates a strong void in the king's heart. Archie, six years old, and Lilibet, three, are growing up almost separated from the royal family and their grandfather.

This estrangement is a reality that Charles III lives with great sadness. He wants to get closer to his grandchildren, but the relationship with Prince Harry complicates any attempt.

the gap widens

Since Harry and Meghan decided to step away from the royal family in 2020, they have only returned for important events, but the relationship remains tense. The prince recently expressed his desire to make peace. However, an explosive interview with the BBC increased the distance.

Harry stated: "I don't know how much time my father has left; he doesn't talk to me about this security issue, it would be good to reconcile." He also hinted that the king might have influenced the denial of security for his visits, calling it an "establishment arrangement." These words further damaged the relationship.

A close source says there is no trust for a reconciliation. The family considers it impossible to speak privately with Harry. "His family has never given in; he shouldn't talk about issues in public," they stated.

an emotional struggle and a call for calm

The distancing also affects Harry. It is said that he is tired and always in conflict: "He sees enemies everywhere and that's exhausting," close ones comment. They have recommended he change his attitude: "You can't live in permanent battle mode, you're a 40-year-old man, you have to stop fighting the world."

A royal expert assures that the intention to reconcile is real, but it has been poorly expressed. "Harry should have told his father: 'I'm sorry, I was wrong, but I want to reconcile.'"

Charles III is a man who understands forgiveness and has also made mistakes. "If anyone can be the bigger man in this situation, it's him," he concludes. It remains to be seen if father and son will reconcile before it's too late.