King Charles considers that the last interview of his eldest son, Prince William, with Eugene Levy as a “betrayal” because she could undermine the royal unity at a delicate moment.
This was claimed by the Royal Expert Rob Shuter while he was talking about the initiates of the palace for Shutter.
Rob Shutder says: “The royal initiates whisper that the relationship between King Charles and Prince William collapsed in silence – no calls, no messages, no private meetings – After the interview with William Bombshell Appletv + with Eugene Levy.”
The royal sources also declared that King Charles was livid that his son spoke so frankly about his childhood and suggested to the reform of the monarchy.
“The king considers him as betrayal, not honesty,” said a palace initiate #Shuterscoop.
“The courtiers fear that the rift has become a complete frost.”
Earlier, Prince William reveals that he was ready for “change” in the monarchy.
“The change is at my agenda – the change for good. Not too radical, but the changes which, I think, must occur,” said the prince, 43 years old.
Prince William also says: “I think it is really important that this atmosphere is created at home. You must have this warmth, this feeling of security, security, love.
“Everything must be there, and that was certainly part of my childhood,” he adds, although he admits, “my parents divorced at 8 years old, which lasted a short period.”
