King Charles holds important meeting as Prince Harry shakes things up

Prince Harry has returned to the spotlight with his surprising claims about his family's security in the UK and their royal exit.

King Charles III, who recently returned to Britain after completing his successful four-day trip to Italy, has reportedly held an important meeting after Harry revealed that his "worst fears have been confirmed" amid a high-stakes court case over his security arrangements.

In newly surfaced comments, the Duke said that he believes the removal of his security was a deliberate move to stop him and his wife Meghan Markle from quitting the royal jobs.

After the latest development, an insider revealed: "The monarch held an important meeting at the palace, discussing matters related to the Firm and the country amid Harry's security claims."

They added: "King Charles loves his son and he can not bear to see any family member in trouble."

"The King is aware of his duty and role in the family and takes all steps to protect them," said the insider.

It emerges amid speculations and reports that Harry believes the King can help him out to end his ongoing suffering regarding the security battle.

However, the palace sources insist it would be totally inappropriate for the monarch to get involved.

The Duke of Sussex was stripped of his government-funded protection after he and Meghan made their royal exit in 2020 and relocated to the US.

Speaking to The Telegraph, Harry said: "My worst fears have been confirmed by the whole legal disclosure in this case. And that’s really sad."

Harry claimed that the decision to strip him of official security following his royal exit was intentional. He tried to explain that the move was aimed at pressuring hm and Meghan to abandon their plans.

On the other hand, Kinsey Schofield - host of the "To Di For Daily" podcast - also revealed the reason why King Charles avoided meeting Harry during his recent trip to the UK, saying: "My palace source said it was never a realistic option."

She told Fox News: "I understand the king and courtiers' hesitation at any association with Prince Harry," Schofield claimed. "… Harry could use something his father says in a private moment against him in court. The royal family simply cannot trust him today."