How the palace responded to Prince Charles not hearing with William and Harry Rumors

Rumors that Prince Charles is getting along well with his sons, Prince Harry and Prince William, have been rejected by The Palace.

The Clarence House does not generally provide commentary on the personal problems of the royal family, but they spoke out against such claims at Express.co.uk on Tuesday. Clarence House, therefore, felt that the claims were "a complete fiction".

The false claims surfaced in an article published Saturday by the Daily Beast, entitled "Inside the Cold War Between Prince Charles and William and Harry." For the report, the publication spoke with an apparent source about the relationship between Charles and his sons. The source suggested that the trio's dynamic was "tense". Regarding an interview given by the brothers and sisters on the twentieth anniversary of the death of their mother, Princess Diana, the source claimed that Charles did not like them "by emitting" publicly.

"They are very different people and they do not hear," the apparent source told the Daily Beast on Saturday. "It's as simple as that, they rarely see themselves outside of official business."

Prince Charles, Prince William and Prince Harry visit the Vimy Memorial Park tunnel and trenches at the centennial commemorations of the Battle of Vimy Ridge on April 9, 2017 in Vimy, France. The Palace has denied rumors that Prince Charles does not get along with his sons. Tim Rooke – Pool / Getty Images

Christopher Andersen, journalist and writer, also told the Daily Beast that there were tensions between Charles and William. This apparent relationship stems from Charles's reflections on the work schedule of William and his wife Kate Middleton.

"William loves his father and he is extremely loyal, but from the beginning, he said that he was his own man and hated that he was told what to do," Andersen told the Daily Beast. "So, when he is pressed by Charles 'assistants at St. James' Palace to take on a royal mission that does not interest him, William complains bitterly, and William is also dissatisfied with Charles's camp for promulgating the idea that the Cambridges are not doing well. " weight."

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This would not be the first report to suggest that the family dynamics of Charles, William and Harry have its problems. In April, a report by Popsugar described the apparent tension in the trio's relationship with Charles's second wife, Camilla Parker-Bowles, Duchess of Cornwall. In doing so, Popsugar wrote: "Diana expressed her feelings for Camilla to her sons and followed the angry years of William and Harry towards the woman Diana called" the lady of Charles "."

Although many reports portrayed the family's relationship as tense, the father-son trio seemed to show the opposite. At Buckingham Palace in May, Harry spoke good words in his father's honor.

"His enthusiasm and energy are really contagious, and that has certainly inspired William and I to get involved in issues that matter to us and to do everything in our power to make a difference," said Harry. "In fact, many of the issues we are working on now with William are topics that our father introduced to us as we grew up."

Harry also explained how Charles stepped up after Diana's death in a BBC 2017 documentary, titled Diana, 7 days.

"One of the most difficult things for a parent to do is tell your kids that your other parent is dead, how you're doing, I do not know, but you know, he was there for us," Harry said. . "He was one of two parties and he tried to do his best and make sure we were protected and cared for."