BITTER CHARLES GETS EVEN WITH REBEL MEGHAN!
National Enquirer|May 31, 2021
Cuts her hubby, Harry, out of $100M will & blocks their kids from ever getting royal titles
BITTER CHARLES GETS EVEN WITH REBEL MEGHAN!

BITTER Prince Charles is giving the royal boot to his detested daughter-in-law Meghan, sources told The National ENQUIRER in a world exclusive!

Furious at the way the diva Duchess of Sussex has thumbed her nose at her royal in-laws and leveled outrageous allegations against them, the future king is taking the ultimate revenge on Prince Harry’s self-obsessed wife, a palace insider revealed.

In a stunning three-prong proclamation, sources said the 72-year-old heir to the British throne decreed:

Pregnant Meghan’s children with Harry will NEVER get royal titles! Incensed the renegade royals publicly accused him of cutting them off without a dime when they left Britain for a luxury life in California, he is writing Harry and his wife OUT of his $100 million will. In an ultimate show of fury, he is ordering palace staff NEVER to mention Meghan’s name again!

“Charles is hitting Meghan where it hurts most — stripping her of power and prestige,” charged a highlevel palace courtier.

“To be honest, we are stunned he’s decided to take this action — but we have never seen him so angry.

“He is hurt and humiliated by the scandals and drama Meghan has masterminded against the royal family — and furious his hotheaded son Harry is too weak to stand up to her.

“Charles blames Meghan for ripping the family apart.

“He is outraged she branded the royal family as racists in her bombshell TV interview in March — and accused them of refusing to help her when she became suicidal!

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