The King is reportedly already furious with his son.
The return of Harry and Meghan with their children to the United Kingdom is mobilizing public opinion and the MSM in the British Isles and around the world.
Yesterday, King Charles authorized a letter to be published that surprised everyone, including reportedly the Duke and Duchess of Sussex.
A letter sent on behalf of King Charles III to senior government officials has reiterated that Prince Harry and his wife, Meghan, remain non-working members of the royal family following their return to the United Kingdom. pic.twitter.com/8Au1wMxnl4
— The Associated Press (@AP) September 8, 2026
Many were also surprised by the harsh tone of the letter, but today some are already reporting on why: apparently, the King is already furious (again) with Harry.
“Harry apparently reached out to the Home Office in early August to get a head start on security for himself, Meghan Markle, and their two children, Prince Archie and Princess Lilibet, five. Charles learned of their move a few days later.”
That is, lowly officials learned something as significant as his son’s return before he did. And there’s also talk of a much greater trouble ahead.
“Charles’ agitation comes shortly after senior royal sources revealed that the King would be even more furious if Harry and Meghan’s UK return results in a documentary deal with the BBC. In a separate report from RadarOnline, the couple is now ‘exploring opportunities with British broadcasters’ to expand their media portfolio, and a contract with the BBC is a possibility.”
King Charles’s letter has fuelled Harry’s fears that the Palace is “pulling security strings”, writes Victoria Ward.
The timing of the letter – which stressed that Harry and Meghan are “private citizens” – has raised eyebrows ahead of a crucial meeting on whether they should… pic.twitter.com/n861Sc36aZ
— The Telegraph (@Telegraph) September 8, 2026
So, it starts to make sense the fact that the King’s pointed letter was sent to Harry’s team just one hour before release.
Harry and Meghan “surprised” by King’s letter which said they remain non-working royals, spokesperson says https://t.co/F2S2asBWCS
— BBC Breaking News (@BBCBreaking) September 8, 2026
The Washington Post reported:
“Prince Harry and his wife, Meghan, were surprised by the way Buckingham Palace released a letter that made clear they remain non-working members of the royal family even though they have returned to the United Kingdom.
The letter, sent on behalf of King Charles III to senior government and military officials, caught the couple off guard when it was released to the media on Monday in part because they were given little time to review or comment on its contents, a person familiar with the discussions said.
The couple’s representatives received a copy of the letter just one hour and 12 minutes before it was released to news outlets, the person said. That left them with little time to respond because they were unable to reach Harry, who was in a meeting, until just two minutes before the letter was released, the person added.”
Palace informed Harry and Meghan of King’s stance despite Sussex camp claiming couple were ‘caught off guard’https://t.co/hEltbe9L7D
— GB News (@GBNEWS) September 8, 2026
“The couple’s reaction to the letter, which confirms that their status remains unchanged, highlights tensions surrounding their return to the U.K. Some palace observers have expressed concern that Harry and Meghan’s presence in Britain could allow them to establish a sort of parallel royal court that would compete with working members of the royal family. The security question is particularly sensitive because Harry has fought a long-running battle with the government for the restoration of publicly funded police protection, which was canceled when the couple gave up their royal roles.”
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