In recent days, the news that Charles III "expelled" Harry and Meghan from the UK has become the focus of heated discussions in the British media.
The old father finally fought back against the son who "betrayed" the family, which made many British people applaud, and even those who criticized Charles for being too weak realized that the 74-year-old king did not blindly give in and condone, in fact he took measures a day after the official release of "The Reserve".
According to the "Mirror" local time on March 2, Charles was able to react so violently, mainly because his wife Camilla was criticized by Harry as "incomplete".
Charles's love for Camilla can be easily seen, and royal experts have said that Camilla is Charles's bottom line, and once Harry "shoots" Camilla, it will inevitably be countered.
I don't know if Harry doesn't understand his father's thoughts, or he doesn't vomit or unhappy, although he is quite gentle with his "stepmother" in the book, but when promoting "Backup", he said a lot of ugly things, calling Camilla a "villain", and saying that he had long been worried that he would become an "evil stepmother", in addition, he accused Camilla of colluding with the media, in order to create a good image, he did not hesitate to disclose the little story of "motherly filial piety" between William and William.
"The king undoubtedly felt that it had crossed the line, which was the most disrespectful act," said the insider of Charles' "anger", which in turn led to the measures he took to help.
And while protecting his wife, Charles, who took back the "Frogmore Cottage", was also considered to have cut off another trouble, that is, he basically disqualified Harry from the regent.
Under English law, if the king is temporarily unable to perform his official duties because of illness or absence from England, two or more "advisers of state" will act in his place and be authorized to perform most of the king's official duties, the so-called regent. There are usually five "state advisers", including the king's spouse and four heirs to the throne who have reached the age of 21.
Presumably, Charles' "regent team" would include Camilla, Prince William, Prince Harry, Prince Andrew and Princess Beatrice.
It is worth noting that although Princess Anne is a "model worker" in the British royal family, her order of succession to the throne is much lower than that of her two younger brothers and their children. And it wasn't until Charlotte was born that this rule was reversed, and gender was no longer the primary consideration, and whoever was born first came first.
Although regency qualifications were innate, if there was no permanent residence in England, this qualification would naturally be revoked, and this is the situation Harry now faces.
In this way, Charles's counterattack was really effective. Not only that, the noble titles of Meghan's beloved son Archie and daughter Lilibet are almost ruined.
Originally, after Charles ascended the throne, 3-year-old Archie was automatically promoted to a prince, and 1-year-old Lilibet would also become a princess. But royal experts point out that despite this popular belief, the final decision rests with the king.
Since Harry Meghan is no longer a senior member of the royal family, the titles of their sons and daughters are not so easy to confer, and now that the two have been kicked out of the UK, the situation is even more complicated.
In an interview with Oprah, Meghan expressed her dissatisfaction with her son's lack of the title of "prince" and suggested that it was because Archie had African descent.
But the commentary pointed out that Meghan showed her ignorance, that Archie was not a prince after he was born, and that he only waited until his grandfather Charles succeeded to the throne. But apparently what she and Harry did had killed their original expectations.