As of: February 19, 2024, 5:06 p.m
By: Susanne Kröber
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Prince Harry as a savior in an emergency – not with Prince William.
William apparently doesn't want to know anything about his brother's comeback to the Royal Family.
London – Even during his time as Prince of Wales, King Charles III forged.
(75) Plans to slim down the monarchy.
Only a few members of the British royal family are said to be working for the crown.
But it is precisely this austerity program that is currently causing problems for the Royal Family, because after her abdominal operation Kate Middleton (42) is expected to be out until Easter. How quickly King Charles will be able to attend public appointments again after his cancer diagnosis is uncertain.
Harry's help is not needed: "If anyone is going to take on more tasks, it will be William"
Enter Prince Harry (39)!
When he left Great Britain in 2020 with his wife Meghan Markle (42), both of them also stepped down from their duties as working royals, but the suggestion of some kind of part-time employment was met with rejection even then.
“Harry is willing to help and really believes it would work out well for both parties.
In his view, it would be not dissimilar to what was already proposed in 2020 with a hybrid working model.
“Given the king’s illness, perhaps there is reason to consider these options,”
The Mirror
now quotes
an insider.
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Prince William (41) in particular is apparently anything but enthusiastic about this proposal, which he is said to have made clear to King Charles at their last meeting in Sandringham.
“Whatever was discussed between William and the King is private, but it is absolutely clear that he [William] would not let Harry return,” insists a source, according to
The Mirror
.
"If anyone is going to take on more responsibilities, it will be William (...) The chance of Harry coming back in any form is zero percent."
Who actually are the “Working Royals”?
Queen Elizabeth II (96, † 2022) and Prince Philip (99, † 2021) worked tirelessly for decades and were still alive when Charles planned to slim down the monarchy.
After the death of the Queen and the exit of Prince Harry (39) and Meghan Markle (42), the circle of royals who represent the crown has shrunk significantly.
In addition to King Charles and Queen Camilla (76), they include Prince William, Princess Kate, Princess Anne (73), Prince Edward (59) and Duchess Sophie (59).
Other full-time members include Richard, Duke of Gloucester (79) and his wife Birgitte, Duchess of Gloucester (77), Edward, Duke of Kent (88) and Princess Alexandra (87), who, however, rarely appear due to their age .
No comeback for Harry and Meghan: “The king’s illness hasn’t changed anything”
A palace insider also reiterated to
The Sunday Telegraph
how unlikely a return to royal life is for Prince Harry and Meghan Markle after the events of the last few years.
Even during the lifetime of Queen Elizabeth II (96, † 2022), it was ruled out that the Sussexes could support the Royal Family in the form of a part-time model.
“Those conditions were pretty clear, and the king’s illness didn’t change that.”
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Then he prefers to do everything alone: Prince William (left) is said to categorically reject Harry's royal comeback plans.
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Those close to Prince Harry and Meghan Markle now say that Prince Harry would help if his family asked him to.
“Do I think he would offer that on his own?
No,” the source says, according to
The
Sun.
As long as King Charles and Princess Kate are out, the pressure now falls primarily on Prince William - are King Charles' austerity measures now taking revenge?
Sources used:
mirror.co.uk, thesun.co.uk, telegraph.co.uk