The timing is wrong for any conversation with Charles other than "sorry for your loss," which she probably had an opportunity to say. |
Again, source? |
Indeed. My mother lost her mother at age 75 and she certainly grieved. Her mother had died. It's a loss no matter what age it happens. |
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I’d really doubt she requested a private audience.
My guess is that Charles was considering bringing them back as part time royals. They would get the part time royal thing they wanted, full titles, security and money. Charles would get to slim down the monarchy. Kick Beatrice ff the council and avoid giving Edward and Sophie more. Charles only likes Anne and doesn’t seem to like Edward and Sophie. He hates Andrew and doesn’t want his daughters involved in anything. He could shut down Harry’s book and subsequent interviews. It makes sense for Charles. I’m sure that Edward and Sophie, Will and Kate and all the snippy palace staff are fighting hard against this hence all the leaks trying to make them look bad. |
You: you don’t know them Also you: here’s what they liked! |
+100 This would be my guess as well. I think Charles was originally more open to the PT thing that the Queen. And what he cares about the most is Harry not destroying all of the good press he’s meticulously curated for Camilla with his book. But he clearly is trying to push Edward and Andrew and their families out. First by declining to give Edward the Duke of Edinburgh title and Andrew…that situation speaks for itself. |
You're sure about that? I thought they wanted no part of this sinking ship full of racist colonizers. Which is it? Do they want in or out? Sounds like a bunch of sour grapes. |
Of course, we are all guessing but my information is from what we have all read not totally made up. |
What makes you think the couple wants to take on any of the stultifying duties carried out by the royals? |
I'm neutral on the whole issue, but there are lots of pictures and video footage of the Harry, William, and Kate at events together and looking pretty happy. I find it unfortunate and sad that there's a rift no matter what happened. |
No, you are sad, but it’s not a complete shock. When someone is young and unexpectedly dies, like Diana, it’s grief, shock, anger, etc. |
But Beatrice and Eugenia are grand kids, not great grand kids. Do their children have titles? |
I said I understand it exists. I don't think it really matters to anyone except the bean counters in the palace adding up their chits of who did or said what or wore the wrong thing. I would place much more importance on not further estranging my second son. |
You can still grieve. You, or someone, doubted Charles was grieving. You have no idea. |
His second son is an unreliable loose cannon. He's a liability at this point and Charles is right to keep him at arm's length so he doesn't further undermine the monarchy. |