King Charles III is reportedly worried about his son Prince Harry’s finances, as revealed in an upcoming book by royal reporter Robert Jobson. The King is concerned about what will happen once Prince Harry spends the millions he earned from deals with companies like Netflix and Spotify. Jobson also claims that there is a “Harry problem” plaguing the Palace, as the King and his team are concerned about what will happen when the money runs out.
The book also suggests that Prince Harry and Meghan Markle are trying to find income streams that do not involve speaking negatively about the Royal Family, as Jobson believes the public is tired of their complaints. Despite a “Sussex-shaped void” in the Royal Family left by Harry and Meghan, Prince William is said to be adamant about not helping them in the future.
Although there is little chance of a meaningful reconciliation between Prince Harry and his father, King Charles, the King has reportedly expressed that he will never shut the door on his second child. The two saw each other briefly in February when Prince Harry visited the UK after learning of his father’s cancer diagnosis. However, Prince Harry did not see his father during a visit in May due to the King’s busy schedule.
The relationship between Charles and Harry has been strained over financial matters for years, with Harry previously claiming that his father had cut him off financially. This situation reportedly influenced Harry and Meghan’s decision to sign lucrative production deals with Netflix and Spotify.
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