Prince Harry and Meghan Markle Reportedly Consider King Charles’ U.S. Visit the ‘Final Break’ in Relationship

King Charles and his youngest son, Prince Harry, reportedly have no relationship as the monarch makes his historic visit to the U.S.

“There is no relationship right now,” a source told Rob Shuter for his Naughty But Nice Substack on Wednesday, April 29. “No calls. No messages. No outreach. No backchannel. It has gone completely cold.”

The insider explained that the U.S. visit was “the final break” in their already-strained relationship.

While the king, 77, is in the States on an official visit with President Donald Trump, 79, Harry, 41, and wife Meghan Markle continue to live their lives on the opposite coast.

Charles and Harry’s relationship has been strained for nearly a decade after he and Markle, 44, stepped down as senior working members of the royal family in 2020.

However, they did meet last September for the first time in 19 months, raising hopes for reconciliation. 

But that’s not happening now, Shuter reported. “They are done looking back. They do not need Charles,” an insider told Shuter. “They do not need the palace. They do not need permission. They’ve moved on.”

According to a Shuter source, the Sussexes “didn’t watch” Charles’ address to Congress on Tuesday night.

“Not live, not later, not at all,” the source added. “This was deliberate. Not watching was the message. The silence was the statement.”