King Charles III, who would be officially crowned in May, has been advised to distance himself from Prince Harry and Meghan Markle.
A royal biographer has claimed the row between the Duke and Duchess of Sussex and the royal family marked a “very dangerous point in royal history which could be catastrophic if not handled properly”.
Andrew Lownie, author of the 2021 book ‘Traitor King: The Scandalous Exile of the Duke and Duchess of Windsor’ argued that the Royal Family should distance themselves from the couple until the wounds are truly healed after Harry’s allegations and Meghan against the palace.
In a chat with Express UK, Lownie said: “The tensions need to be defused. The only solution will be to freeze the Sussexes.”
“There have been weak moments in royal history before and it has survived – the abdication, the annus horribilis of 1992, the Panorama interview (with Princess Diana) but here are senior members of the royal family trying to destroy (or they would say reform) the institution itself, adds the author.
There is also speculation that Harry and Meghan will likely ‘miss’ the iconic Met Gala as the couple’s ‘family drama’ takes flight. The event will take place on May 1, just five days before King Charles’ coronation in London.