Prince Harry and Meghan Markle were on the Royal Family’s nerves over the first months of 2020 before they stepped down from their royal duties. The tensions have increased exponentially between the two parties, and ultimately, the now-monarch, King Charles III, joins his side of the story.
Author Robert Jobson, who wrote “The Windsor Legacy,” stated in the chapters how the Royal Family warmly welcomed Markel into the family. However, after all the drama began, he stated that Markle eventually ordered Harry’s calls to be redirected to his father, Charles.
According to the author, King Charles III grew weary after the then-Duke of Sussex “swore at him and demanded funds.” In addition, Jobson also claimed that the king declared to his friends: “I’m not a bank.”
So, what’s the truth?
Prince Harry’s representative dismissed Jobson’s declarations by telling Page Six that the Duke of Sussex is “not a big fan of fiction.” The royal followers divided back then when the Prince decided to step back from his duties and move to California with his family. Now, there’s no way to draw the line on who’s at fault, but the drama will continue until one of the two parties gives up.
