King Charles gave a deliberate speech to prince Prince William and Snub Prince Harry, says an expert.
His Majesty, who praised his eldest son under the French State Bank of Windsor Castle last week, did so for a delicate cause.
Jennie Bond told the mirror, “I don’t think it’s at all that there was no mention of Harry. In fact, it would have been very strange to the king to have mentioned him during a state apartment that was about Anglo French Relations.”
Bond continued to clarify: “His reference to William was simply because of his name, the castle and its association with the Duke of Normandy. By no means was this any kind of snub.
Jennie said, “I can’t imagine Harry or Meghan will have been very aware of the Macron visit.
“If they did, they would probably feel relieved that they don’t have to dress up and perform what is a very delicate and probably quite stressful diplomatic duty.”
During his speech, the king had mentioned: “The castle, where we meet tonight, began by my ancestor – and your once -country man – William, Duke of Normandy, in the year 1070,” Charles said. “It is still the oldest and largest occupied castle in the world.”
“So it might be pretty appropriate that my son, the prince of Wales, who shares the former William’s name has made Windsor his home with his family as so many of our predecessor,” the king added.
