King Charles III offered Prince Harry and Meghan Markle a 30-room residence

King Charles III of Great Britain plans to make a significant gesture towards Prince Harry and Meghan Markle by offering them a 30-room Royal Lodge residence in Windsor. This was reported on March 2 by The News newspaper, citing sources.

"It would be a real gesture of reconciliation. Charles wants unity. Harry's offer of significant real estate in Windsor would send a strong signal that the door is still open," an unnamed source shared.

The interlocutors also admit that "the situation doesn't look very attractive" because of the family's early scandals. At the same time, it is emphasized that it is important for Charles III to maintain a strong bond with his family.

"[According to the king,] it's about maintaining close ties with the family — geographically and emotionally. Whether they will accept this is another matter," the source said.

In addition, the second source clarified that the estate is inextricably linked with the king's brother Andrew Mountbatten-Windsor and his financier friend Jeffrey Epstein. According to him, Harry and Meghan's move to Andrew's old house binds them to a property that has become synonymous with scandals.

On February 9, Cosmopolitan magazine announced the termination of communication between King Charles III and his eldest son, Prince William. Buckingham Palace sources clarified that their relationship remains "cold at best and explosive at worst." It was clarified that in recent years, tension between Charles III and William has reached its maximum, and mutual irritation and anger have accumulated between them.

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