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Prince William to take ‘much harder line’ with Prince Harry and Meghan | Royal | News

A royal insider has claimed that Prince William will take a much tougher approach to his brother and his brother’s wife than King Charles. Harry and Meghan officially stepped down from royal duties in 2020, but the King allowed them to keep their titles as Duke and Duchess of Sussex.

Buckingham Palace had said the couple “will not use their HRH titles as they are no longer working members of the Royal Family” when they made the move and eventually moved to California and pursued commercial success in the US. However, in April 2025, the BBC reported that HRH was still used by the Sussexes in a private capacity. Additionally, similar names were used for their children Archie and Lilibet.

A royal insider told Harry and Meghan that King George III. He envisages a much harsher approach than Charles’s. ‘William will take a much tougher stance on Harry and Meghan when he becomes king,’ insider says Daily Mail.

However, the insider did not detail exactly what this would mean and what moves they expect William to make regarding Harry when he becomes King.

It appears they don’t see each other much at the moment and haven’t been seen together for a while.

Some of them are King III. He criticized Charles for taking a soft approach regarding Harry. He allowed him and his wife to continue using the titles Duke and Duchess, and even allowed Harry to remain Counselor of State; This means that he can technically step in as ruler if his brother becomes too ill to act as King.

Despite leaving the Royal Family running, Harry and Meghan continue to hold talks around the world. When they recently visited Australia, they attended many events and gave various speeches.

After this, Prince Harry went to Ukraine and made a passionate speech about the war. Meanwhile, Meghan arrived in Switzerland to talk about children’s safety online.

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