Royal Cutoff! Prince William Slams Down Ban on Prince Harry and Meghan Markle as Royals Urged to Sever All Ties With Montecito 'Grifters'

Prince William, heir to the British throne, has become the iron fist of his father, King Charles III's royal court. In his newfound role, HRH aimed his rage quickly at the Prince Harry and Meghan Markle "situation."

"There’s talk that William is the enforcer, the tough guy of the royal family," journalist and broadcaster Dee Dee Dunleavy dished. "King Charles is a pushover, I think he’d take Harry back in a heartbeat."

"William’s taken on the role that Prince Phillip had, he was the tough guy," she added. "I can see William’s point of view as well, he's more protective of the upset that Harry caused while the Queen was in her dying weeks. That’s probably why William has such a strong feeling toward Harry, but I just can’t see [Prince Harry rejoining the family] happening."

The expert then bitingly observed how the monarchy should "sever all ties" with the "grifting" Montecito twosome "because that then devalues their currency."

She continued: "If they're not former royals and can't keep referring to that, then all Meghan's little schemes to make money, they're clearly not worth anything."

In a recent conversation about the rift, veteran royal author Ingrid Seward shared: "William is sensitive, he likes structure and has perseverance. He does not give up easily. His relationship with brother Harry upset him more than he would care to admit. But he found it easier to cut ties rather than allow himself to be continually annoyed."

"His father got cancer and Kate had a serious abdominal operation," she added. "Later to announce she too had to have cancer treatment. William played both mother and father to the children while he carried on with his royal duties supporting the Queen in his father's absence. The traumas of the past year have made him a stronger person. He has become the kind of man Diana always hoped he would be. Kind considerate and able to take on whatever life throws at him."

In his autobiography, the Duke of Sussex accused the then-Duke of Cambridge of throwing him to the floor during a 2019 argument that revolved around Meghan He also spilled how it was William and Kate who convinced him to wear a Nazi uniform to a party in 2005 — both allegedly laughed at the then 20-year-old prince once the image of him donning the outfit was splashed across newspaper front pages.

Instead of calling the Duchess of Sussex after the incident, the fiery-haired prince claimed he phoned his therapist to talk through his emotions about the altercation.

Such accusations have led the regal brothers to cut ties with one another, and reports suggest the siblings have "not spoken a word to one another" since Elizabeth II's State Funeral on September 19, 2022.

The New York Post reported on Dunleavy's remarks.