King Charles and Prince William will not break centuries of traditition and allow Prince Harry to be a “part-time royal,” Tom Quinn warns.
the pair will not allow the Duke and Sussex to “pick and choose” what royal events he wants to attend, as it goes against everything the late Queen Elizabeth stood for.
"You can't hobnob with celebrities in America for six months and then come back here and pick and choose which events you want to be part of.Mr Quinn claims the Duke of Sussex risks"dragging the Royal Family into the whole American way of doing things" if his father and brother don’t put a stop to it.
However GB News host Partick Christys has mocked the"peace talk" claims, telling Sky News Australia the only time that William should meet with his estranged brother is to “batter him.”
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