King Charles declares ‘war’ on Meghan Markle and Prince Harry by removing royal photo

King Charles III made a statement with his home decor.

According to a photo shared by photographer Chris Jackson on social media, His Majesty appeared to have gotten rid of a picture of Meghan Markle and Prince Harry on their wedding day from his table at his Highgrove residence.

“Look, I mean, removing a royal photo in royal life is sort of a declaration of war, I would say,” commentator Samara Gill said on TalkTV via Daily Express.

The expert claimed the family is known to push people out “quite politely” in a “subtle” but “brutal” manner.

“I think now because of all the drama and chaos that they’ve been causing Charles, especially while he was battling with cancer, I think this is sort of endgame now,” Gill claimed.

Following the Duke and Duchess of Sussex’s departure from The Firm in 2020, tensions between the relatives have been high.

“I think King Charles is full of regrets over the whole situation,” expert Duncan Larcombe told The Mirror.

Despite the sadness, the leader of England is reportedly open to see Harry when he visits the U.K. for an Invictus Games event under one condition.

“Harry wants to come to Charles with all these demands on behalf of Meghan, but people are warning him that’s not going to go over well with his father,” a source told the Examiner.

“Charles wants to deal with Harry man-to-man. He’s not interested in appeasing Meghan or allowing Harry to let her pull strings,” the insider said.

“He’s not going to be taking orders from Meghan, even if they come via Harry,” they added.

“If Harry wants to have a relationship with him, he’s going to have to do it on Charles’ terms,” the source said. “Whatever offer he does extend is not going to be up for negotiation.”