When questions are raised about why Meghan and Harry have been allowed to get away with so much, all roads seem to lead back to Prince Charles.
Charles reportedly calls Meghan "tungsten", an allusion to one of the hardest metals on Earth. (Only diamonds have a harder rating on the Mohs scale - 9 for tungsten, 10 for diamonds.)
That would suggest that he knows very well that Meghan is not the kind, soft-hearted personality she likes to suggest she is.
And Charles must know that she cannot be trusted, given the drama surrounding the wedding, when she insisted that "everything is under control" with relation to her father's appearance, only for it to become a tabloid drama that overshadowed the ceremony.
Why, then, doesn't Charles take action?
Why did he allow Meg to merch cheap jewelry at royal events?
And why doesn't he insist that they publicly unravel the mystery that is Archie, the giant "two-month-old" baby whose face is hidden whenever possible?
As the heir to the throne and the de-facto monarch under his aging mother, his reputation and the reputation of the entire monarchy is endangered by the Sussexes' actions.
What keeps him from doing something?
Charles reportedly calls Meghan "tungsten", an allusion to one of the hardest metals on Earth. (Only diamonds have a harder rating on the Mohs scale - 9 for tungsten, 10 for diamonds.)
That would suggest that he knows very well that Meghan is not the kind, soft-hearted personality she likes to suggest she is.
Press manipulation
He should also know that she likes to manipulate the press, dating back to the time when she supposedly took photos inside Kensington Palace for sale to the tabloids and he sent her on a plane back to Canada.And Charles must know that she cannot be trusted, given the drama surrounding the wedding, when she insisted that "everything is under control" with relation to her father's appearance, only for it to become a tabloid drama that overshadowed the ceremony.
Why, then, doesn't Charles take action?
Foundation, merching, Archie
Why does he allow the Sussexes to set up a foundation that will clearly have commercial implications?Why did he allow Meg to merch cheap jewelry at royal events?
And why doesn't he insist that they publicly unravel the mystery that is Archie, the giant "two-month-old" baby whose face is hidden whenever possible?
As the heir to the throne and the de-facto monarch under his aging mother, his reputation and the reputation of the entire monarchy is endangered by the Sussexes' actions.
What keeps him from doing something?
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