Prince Harry’s mood changed just before his meeting with King Charles in Britain last week, it has been claimed. The Duke of Sussex met with his father privately at Highgrove House during his five-day trip to the country earlier this month. Harry began his trip on Tuesday, July 7, the same day he learned he had lost his privacy claim against the publisher of the Daily Mail.
On Friday afternoon of that week, Harry, joined by his family, Meghan Markle, Prince Archie and Princess Lilibet, travelled to Gloucester to meet His Majesty and the Queen. But according to a journalist, Harry’s mood had already shifted before the meeting had even taken place.
The Sunday Times’ royal editor, Roya Nikkhah, claimed that Harry’s mood was different while attending an event at Birmingham’s NEC before the reunion.
She said on The Royal’s podcast: “What was interesting, I thought, was his demeanour when he was at Birmingham on Friday, when he clearly knew this meeting was going to happen.
“He was going to go from the NEC to Warwickshire.
“He seemed, and people who saw him there were like, he was pretty buzzing. He always is with Invictus, but he really was.”
Ms Nikkhah said that there was “no leaking” of what happened between the two sides during the meeting.
She said: “There was no emotional response like we have had previously from Harry when he comes out to a meeting and says, ‘I don’t know how much longer my father’s got’.”
The journalist noted that Harry appeared upbeat following the meeting.
She explained: “So he was clearly delighted that it took place, regardless of all the drama and all the fighting between him and his family and his father.
“I think there is something about Harry being able to reintroduce his children, who’ve not seen their grandfather for four years.”
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