Queen Camilla does not allow Prince Harry to be alone with King Charles, a royal author has claimed.
The Duke of Sussex’s relationship with royal figures has suffered in recent years after a series of bombshell claims.
According to Angela Levin, Harry has now lost the Queen’s trust and she is not willing to allow him to speak to his father alone as a result.
“Queen Camilla will not let Harry talk alone to his father”, she said on GB News.
Angela Levin says Camilla does not trust Harry
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“He can’t be trusted. I think King Charles is vulnerable. He might say something about his health.”
Levin also expects Harry’s visit to be brief, telling Darren Grimes she expects him to be “in and out”.
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“Nobody really wants to see him”, she added.
“King Charles will, because he’s his father, and fathers love their children even if they go off and behave badly.
“I can’t see how it can happen in the time he’s here. Last time he was here very quickly and was rushed out.
“Some people say he saw his father for 20 minutes, some say half an hour.
Harry criticised Camilla in his memoir, Spare
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Angela Levin joined Darren Grimes on GB News
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“This time it’s going to be particularly awkward because the service at St Paul’s Cathedral is going to finish at 6pm, which is exactly the time that the first garden party of the year, which King Charles is going to, also finishes at 6pm.
“You can imagine Charles is vulnerable because he will go around shaking hands with goodness knows how many people who are coming.
“He won’t get around, which he usually does in these occasions, but I imagine he will be exhausted and after that he’s going to have a talk with the Prime Minister.”
Harry looks as though he is set to pay his cancer-stricken father a visit as he draws up plans for a rare trip to the UK.
He will be trekking across the pond this week to attend a ceremony marking the 10th anniversary of the Invictus Games.
The prince will be giving a reading during the service that his wife, Meghan Markle, is reportedly not expected to attend.
It is the first major event he will have attended in the UK for some time.