Surprise Statement from Charles III After Prince Harry's Latest Revelation

After losing his legal battle against the UK government, Prince Harry has given a devastating interview to the BBC. In it, he made a final revelation that has shaken the foundations of the Royal Family: he spoke openly about the nonexistent relationship he keeps with his father, Charles III. Amid the massive uproar that has formed, Buckingham Palace has issued an urgent statement and, according to close sources, the monarch is "upset and frustrated".

The Crown has wanted to distance itself from his stance, Harry's, highlighting the existing tension. What exactly has Prince Harry said about his relationship with his father and how has Buckingham Palace replied to his words?

Prince Harry Gives an Interview About His Legal Defeat and the Estrangement From the Royal Family

The conflict between Prince Harry and the UK government over his security began after his resignation as an active member of the Royal Family in 2020. Since then, the Duke of Sussex has demanded official protection during his visits to the country, despite having abandoned his royal duties and moving to the United States with Meghan Markle. The justice system has ruled against him, also forcing him to face an estimated payment of 1.5 million pounds in legal costs.

Amid this legal setback, Harry has taken advantage of an interview with the BBC to open up like rarely before. In it, he not only expressed his disappointment with the ruling but also showed his hurt over the lack of support from his father.

The interview given by Prince Harry has been described as "explosive" by the British press, and rightly so. The youngest son of Charles III broke his silence after the court ruling, sharing not only his legal frustration but also his personal pain.

"I can't imagine a world where I would bring my wife and children right now," he said, alluding to the risks of traveling to the UK without official security. "I love my country, I've always loved it, despite what some people have done in it," he added with a melancholic tone.

The most delicate moment came when he spoke of the monarch: "I would love to reconcile with my family, it makes no sense to keep fighting. I don't know how much time my father has left. He doesn't speak to me over this security issue."

This statement not only exposes a still open wound but also shows that the bond between father and son is at its most critical point. "There have been so many disagreements and differences... This current situation, which has been going on for five years, is the point of friction," he acknowledged sincerely.

Charles III Issues a Surprise Statement in Response to Prince Harry's Shocking Declarations

Amid such an uproar, Buckingham hasn't remained silent and has issued a statement that has been a surprise to many. In it, they defend that "it would have been constitutionally improper for His Majesty King Charles III to intervene while this matter was being considered by the government and reviewed by the courts." This clarification seeks to dissociate the monarch from any possible interference in the legal process his son was facing.

Additionally, sources close to the king, cited by The Mirror, have revealed that Charles III is "upset and frustrated" with Harry's statements. Especially with those that directly question the stance and actions of some Palace officials.

"The courts have repeatedly and meticulously examined the issues with the security arrangements, reaching the same conclusion each time," they assure. Words that reaffirm the crown's neutrality in the legal process.

In that sense, the monarch has opted to keep a firm institutional line, without engaging in public disputes with his son. The statement also responds to Harry's accusation about the Royal Household's role in the RAVEC committee.

"Every visit I make to the UK has to go through the Royal Household. My representative on the RAVEC committee, to this day, remains the Royal Household," the prince assured. A defense with which he insinuates an indirect involvement of his family in the decisions about his security.

An Increasingly Distant Reconciliation: Pain, Pride, and Silence in the Royal Family

Harry's words have opened an even deeper rift between him and his father. "I've never asked my father to intervene, I've asked him to step back," he declared, making it clear that he doesn't expect gestures or political favors, but understanding and distance. His position is firm: the problem is institutional, not personal, although the emotional background is evident.

From Buckingham, however, the perception is different. The fact that Harry directly pointed to members of the palace as responsible for his current insecurity has caused discomfort. According to British media reports, these statements have deeply hurt Charles III, who hasn't wanted to alter the crown's image of impartiality.

The prince, meanwhile, appears devastated. According to what he stated during the interview, he doesn't foresee a scenario in which he could return with Meghan and their children to his homeland. "What they're going to miss is, well, everything they know," he lamented.

The truth is that the distance between Prince Harry and the British monarchy seems more insurmountable than ever today. While he calls for security and a family reunion, his father responds with institutional silence. The statement from Buckingham Palace not only represents an official stance but also reflects the complex balance between duty and feelings that Charles III faces as a father and as a king.