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‘Privileged’ Prince Harry exposed over ‘emotional blackmail’ of King Charles

Sky News Australia

July 11, 2026

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Sky News contributor Louise Roberts blasts Prince Harry for treating the Royal Family’s schedule “as room service”. This comes after earlier this week, the Palace said King Charles’ son would not be staying there, despite Prince Harry’s spokesperson announcing he had accepted his father’s invitation just hours earlier. According to royal insiders, Prince Harry did not respond to the Palace’s invitation before the deadline, and he was informed on Saturday that logistics would not allow him to stay there. “There’s the emotional blackmail of his father, Charles, the 77-year-old King living with cancer,” Ms Roberts said.

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