‘King Charles is apoplectic with rage over Prince Harry interview’
King Charles is apoplectic with rage over Prince Harry’s BBC interview and any hope of a reconciliation between father and son is gone forever, said British comedian Mark Dolan.
Dolan was discussing Harry’s interview and the potential consequences he might face for criticizing his family.
Hours after losing a court battle with the British government over his police protection, Harry gave an emotional interview to the BBC in which he said he did not think he would ever be able to bring his family back to Britain.
Speaking on his “The Mark Dolan Show”, he said, “It’s game over! Prince Harry, the worlds’ least happy millionaire, has reached the end of the road wit his own father, King Charles.”
Dolan said, “If you thought the explosive Netflix documentary, the Oprah TV interview an the book Spare had badly damaged Prince Harry’s relationship with his family , then his latest car crash interview with the BBC is without doubt the final nail in the coffin.”
He added, “And it’s my understanding that that King Charles is apoplectic with rage about this latest intervention, he is embarrassed, he is upset and he is angry. Therefore any hope of a reconciliation between father and son is gone forever.”
The comedian said, “Charles’ rage will be nothing compared to that of his William, who I doubt will ever speak to Harry again.”