Harry’s Demand to be Co-Prince of Wales and Split Money from Duchy Estate Ignites Rumours

In a surprising turn of events, rumours have emerged on Twitter suggesting that Prince Harry and Meghan Markle demanded to be named co-monarchs alongside Prince William and Catherine when the time comes.

According to the rumour mill, Harry allegedly made this demand, specifically requesting to be appointed as the future co-monarch or co-Prince of Wales.

Speculation suggests that this request may have been made during the Queen's funeral or around that time.

However, it appears that both the late Queen and King Charles ignored Harry's audacious demand during the Sandringham summit.

Unsurprisingly, when Harry's alleged demand failed to receive the desired response, he became increasingly insistent on him and Meghan being recognized as co-monarchs with William and Catherine.

As a result, the couple decided to split from Kensington Palace and establish their own court, according to an anonymous poster on social media.

Another rumour linked to this controversy claims that Harry not only wanted to share the title but also demanded a 50-50 split of the funds from the Duchy of Cornwall with his brother.

It is evident that Harry harbours deep jealousy towards his brother and holds resentment towards his entire family.

He is desperate to please Meghan and will go to great lengths to keep her satisfied.

In fact, Harry's security detail must be present whenever he is in the company of William or George, as he cannot be trusted to control his emotions.

Meghan, who had studied the royal family for years, was well aware of the positions and possibilities for the brothers.

She knew exactly what she was demanding.

The Duke and Duchess of Sussex had envisioned a scenario where William and Catherine would become the King and Queen of England, while they would assume the global roles of King and Queen of the Commonwealth.

However, their plans were derailed as they managed to alienate a significant portion of the Commonwealth before they could execute their power grab.

Furthermore, Harry's desire to claim a share of the Duchy of Cornwall's funds displays a lack of understanding of the responsibilities and complexities associated with managing such resources.

The money is not solely for William's personal use; it encompasses various aspects such as staff, properties, investments, partners, trusts, and ongoing business development, all of which require careful handling.

In other news, there have been whispers of Harry potentially writing a follow-up book to his memoir, with Meghan also considering penning her own.

However, sources indicate that their previous chapter of life has concluded, leaving little else to be said.

Despite this, the couple hopes that 2023 will mark a year of reconciliation with the royal family, following their highly visible presence in the Netflix docuseries, Harry's autobiography, “Spare,” and the accompanying interviews.

While Harry and Meghan's sudden change of heart may bring some relief to Prince William, Princess Catherine, and King Charles, experts believe that their attempts at reconciliation may be too little, too late.

Royal author Tom Quinn reveals that insiders working closely with William and Kate suggest that true healing is unlikely.

Privately, there is more anger than what is publicly shown, particularly regarding the accusation that William physically assaulted Harry.

It appears that William is seething with fury.

Biographer Robert Jobson adds that the couple's actions reflect a calculated approach, assuming they can regain the trust of Harry's father and brother.

However, that trust seems irreparably broken.

Harry and Meghan will forever be viewed differently.

While Charles will always love his son, as a king, he cannot trust him.

Online commenters echo these sentiments, asserting that the damage caused by the Sussexes cannot be forgotten or forgiven.

The reputation of the royal family has been irreversibly tarnished by their actions.