King Charles 'in talks' to break silence on Harry's Netflix doc and memoir 'in BBC chat'
King Charles is allegedly getting ready to break his silence regarding his youngest son Prince Harry as he is in talks to do a landmark BBC interview.
However, aides at the Palace are currently in talks with the BBC for the King to have his say and reveal his side of the story, breaking his silence once and for all, the Mirror has reported. It would be in this chat where a segment would be set aside for the King to talk about his youngest son Harry and the allegations he and his wife Meghan Markle, 41, have made toward the Palace and the Royal Family, including when Harry said King Charles felt concerned over his "novel and resplendent" wife Meghan overshadowing him.
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