King Charles has reportedly been “dancing to Prince Harry’s tune.” There has allegedly been an incident surrounding the upcoming Invictus Games that completely proved it. The report came after the Duke of Sussex’s return to the UK last month, with his wife, Meghan Markle, and their two children, Prince Archie and Princess Lilibet.
Expert analyzes King Charles’ intervention in Prince Harry’s Invictus Games setback as ‘confusing
King Charles has reportedly intervened in a setback faced by his youngest son, Prince Harry’s upcoming Invictus Games. According to a new report by the Daily Mail, Richard Eden, the diary editor for the publication and a royal expert, has analyzed the situation as “confusing.” Per the expert, the Duke of Sussex “loathed” Sir Clive Alderton, King Charles’s Private Secretary. He also allegedly criticized the courtier in his bombshell memoir, “Spare.”
Meanwhile, Daily Mail’s Richard Eden further claimed that Sir Clive Alderton ended up in a tricky situation this week. He reportedly had to take on a pivotal mission on behalf of none other than Prince Harry. Per the royal expert, King Charles went on to ask the courtier to help in making sure that the Duke of Sussex’s upcoming Invictus Games, which will take place next July in Birmingham, are a “success.”
Richard Eden explained that the contest involving sick and injured former military personnel was about to turn into a “shambles.” It happened after Uganda, which is one of the countries participating, allegedly declared that they were withdrawing from the games. They did it after the letter on behalf of King Charles clarifying Prince Harry and Meghan Markle’s non-working royal status came out. The royal expert also claimed that Sir Clive Alderton contacted General Muhoozi Kainerugaba, Uganda’s military chief, to “smooth over relations.”
Meanwhile, a Ugandan spokesman reportedly said, “Sir Alderton [sic] revealed that King Charles III was moved by General Kainerugaba’s sensitive consideration of the King’s opinion on the upcoming Invictus Games organised by Prince Harry, the Duke of Sussex. Sir Alderton said King Charles III has no problem with Uganda’s participation in the Invictus Games.”
Per Richard Eden, palace insiders said Sir Clive Alderton’s involvement showed the monarch’s support for the Invictus Games. “Sir Clive’s intervention is evidence that the King is now dancing to Harry’s tune,” the royal expert also claimed.