In a dramatic turn of events, Prince Harry has made his position crystal clear to King Charles III: his children, Archie and Lilibet, are off-limits.

This bold statement underscores Harry’s commitment to protecting what he views as the most important legacy for his children.

As tensions simmer within the royal family, let’s delve into the details of this unfolding story.

Recently, discussions around the protocols governing the next generation of royals have intensified, particularly concerning Prince William’s children—George, Charlotte, and Louis—as well as Harry’s own.

Being a prince comes with a strict set of rules, often beginning at a young age. For instance, when Prince William turned 12, he was required to fly separately from his family, with travel permissions needing the Queen’s written approval.

Now, as Prince George approaches his 12th birthday, he will soon face similar protocols, including military training, an academic education in London, and mandatory university studies. While Prince William is expected to guide his son through these traditions, speculation has arisen about whether Harry’s children will be subjected to the same standards. However, Harry has decisively ruled this out.

Sources reveal that Harry has engaged in disagreements with his father over these issues, asserting that he will not impose royal protocols on Archie and Lilibet. In a striking assertion of independence, he has told King Charles, “Don’t meddle with my children,” reinforcing his commitment to raising them free from royal constraints.

This stance comes against the backdrop of King Charles’s regular video calls with his grandchildren, typically scheduled for Friday and Saturday afternoons. The timing of these calls may now be impacted as Harry establishes clearer boundaries with his father, aiming to avoid any confusion over the nature of their interactions.