King Charles is reportedly refusing to take Prince Harry's phone calls following a "cardinal sin" committed by the younger royal against his father.
Prince Harry's attempts to reconcile with his father, King Charles, have hit a roadblock as the monarch is reportedly ignoring his son's phone calls. This development comes after Harry's explosive memoir, "Spare," in which he made scathing revelations about his family, including Charles.
Royal expert Neil Sean claims that Harry's "cardinal sin" was "attacking" Charles in the book, particularly criticizing his parenting style. Sean alleges that this has led to a complete breakdown in communication between father and son.
King Charles Ignores Prince Harry's Calls After 'Cardinal Sin'
"King Charles has allegedly and reportedly said that he is not answering Harry's calls or texts because he feels so angry and so let down by what Harry has accused him of," Sean said.
Sean further claims that Charles is "deeply hurt" by Harry's decision to air the family's dirty laundry in public. He believes that the trust between the two has been broken beyond repair.
King Charles Ignores Prince Harry's Calls After 'Cardinal Sin'
The rift between Harry and Charles has reportedly widened since the publication of "Spare." Sources close to the royal family suggest that Charles is "incandescent with rage" and "doesn't want to have anything to do with Harry."
It remains unclear whether the father-son relationship can be salvaged. Harry has repeatedly expressed his desire for reconciliation, but it appears that Charles is not yet ready to forgive and forget.
King Charles Ignores Prince Harry's Calls After 'Cardinal Sin'
Meanwhile, Harry is said to be "very upset" by his father's refusal to communicate with him. He reportedly feels that Charles is "punishing" him for speaking his truth.
The ongoing feud between Harry and Charles has cast a long shadow over the royal family. It remains to be seen whether time will heal the wounds and reunite father and son.
King Charles Ignores Prince Harry's Calls After 'Cardinal Sin'
