King Charles, who’s currently receiving cancer treatment, is said to be heartbroken over ongoing feud between his two sons Prince William and Harry.
The 75-year-old monarch had to issue a heartbreaking plea during a fiery row between warring siblings William and Harry.
Harry, who said goodbye to royal life in 2020 and relocated to the US, used his memoir Spare to make shocking claims about his time in the royal fold.
Harry, who’s set to celebrate his 40th birthday next week, writes in his book that in the previous spring, after burying their grandfather Prince Philip, the three of them (Charles, William, Harry) took a walk around their Windsor estate, near Frogmore Cottage, and it’s here where things escalated once more.
Recalling the alleged dispute, Harry explained that he’d “tried to explain [his] side of things”, remembering how he’d felt “nervous, fighting to keep [his] emotions in check, while also striving to be succinct and precise”.
Harry claimed his elder brother “shut [him] down several times”. He added: “He and I began sniping, saying some of the same things we’d said for months – years’. Things ended up getting so ‘heated’ that Charles, now 75, felt the need to intervene in his sons’ row, raising his hands and declaring, ‘Enough!’, before issuing a devastating plea.
Harry wrote: “He stood between us, looking up at our flushed faces: ‘Please, boys – don’t make my final years a misery’. His voice sounded raspy, fragile.”
