A new book by writer Robert Jobson talks about the problems between King Charles and his son, Prince Harry. The book says King Charles got very frustrated and said, “I am not a bank.” He said this after Prince Harry asked him for money and used bad words.
The book also says Queen Elizabeth II was annoyed by Harry and his wife, Meghan. She asked Prince Charles to deal with them because she did not want to anymore.
A Fractured Financial Relationship
The book says there was a bad fight between father and son. Prince Harry needed money. He asked his father for it. During the talk, Harry is said to have sworn at his father. This made King Charles very angry. That is when he said, “I am not a bank.” This means he did not want to just give money anytime Harry asked. This happened after Harry decided to stop being a working royal.
The Queen’s Waning Patience
At first, Queen Elizabeth II liked Meghan Markle. She thought Meghan’s background, looks, and ability to talk to people were good for the royal family. But the new book says things changed. Later, the Queen started to get annoyed by Harry and Meghan’s behavior. Their actions began to “grate on her nerves.” This means they really started to bother her.
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A Delegated Burden
The book says Queen Elizabeth did not want to deal with the problem anymore. She gave the job to her son, Charles. The writer says she “pawned off” Harry and Meghan to Charles. This means she made it his problem to handle. Prince Charles was also annoyed by the situation. This pressure led to the big fight about money.
The Impact of “The Windsor Legacy”
This book shows a family with big problems about money and behavior. It says Harry used bad words with his father. This might be why the King is now strict about fixing the relationship. The book suggests King Charles had to set rules. He had to decide when to act as a father and when to act as the King.
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