King Charles III took over the throne following the demise of his mother, Queen Elizabeth II, on September 08, 2022. The monarch’s reign has been marred with controversies and challenges because of his younger son Prince Harry. Just months after Queen’s death, the Duke of Sussex and Meghan Markle released their docuseries, Harry & Meghan. The Palace refused to react to the claims and accusations made on the Netflix show.

However, Prince Harry is coming up with dynamite of 400 pages in the form of his memoir Spare next month. The book can cause a lot of harm to King Charles and Queen Consort Camilla, as the Duke is likely to talk in depth about his parents’ divorce and his mother Princess Diana’s death. It will be a challenge for the king to put the institution on a firm fitting globally amidst the family drama. Sources reveal the monarch’s perfect plan for dealing with the series of controversies. 

King Charles to follow in the footsteps of late Queen Elizabeth II 

Palace insiders suggest that to establish his own legacy and move away from the shadows of the late Queen, King Charles is planning for a world tour. After his coronation in May 2023, the monarch will be traveling for over two years. He is hoping to cover Australia, Canada, New Zealand, and Caribbean nations. Meanwhile, His Majesty can also make a trip to various parts of Europe to improve relations after Brexit. 

Notably, the late matriarch had made a similar trip in the 1970s to celebrate her Silver Jubilee. She had toured 52 commonwealth countries and 21 other areas. “The King and his family are keen to hit the ground running in these crucial first few years of his reign. He wants to carry on the mantra from his late mother of being seen to be believed,” inside sources were quoted as saying by Mirror. 

Meanwhile, King Charles can also face the pressure of taking away the royal titles from Prince Harry and Meghan Markle. Many royal experts want the California-based royals to be stripped of their Sussex titles. The demand can intensify in the coming months if the Duke crosses the line in his memoir.

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