King Charles feared leaving the Queen alone with Meghan Markle, who was “sweet-talking.”

King Charles III did not want Prince Harry and Meghan Markle to use their affectionate displays to sway Queen Elizabeth II.

The Duke and Duchess of Sussex were asked to meet with Charles before Her Majesty when they paid a surprise visit to Windsor Castle earlier this April, two years after leaving their roles as senior royals.

In her book The New Royals, author Katie Nicholl writes: “Charles insisted on meeting Harry and Meghan prior to their session with the Queen.

One insider said that he wanted to ensure that Harry would be able to charm her in the same manner that [Prince] Andrew did and persuade her to agree to anything without Charles’s approval.

Harry claimed he wanted to clear the air and entered with hugs and the best of intentions, according to a family acquaintance. He even proposed that they try to resolve their differences through mediation, which left Camilla coughing into her tea and Charles perplexed. The author said, “She told Harry it was ludicrous and they were a family and would figure it out between themselves.

Due to claims of cheating, the Duchess of Sussex allegedly forbade Prince Harry from attending polo tournaments by himself, the International Business Times claimed earlier this month, citing a source. After pictures of Prince Harry and a blonde mystery female during a polo event went viral on social media, Meghan is said to have been concerned.

On the other hand, Meghan Markle’s husband returned to the saddle on Thursday, participating in a charity polo tournament in Carbondale, Colorado.

The Duke of Sussex, wearing the team colours of light blue and white, galloped over the polo field in front of the distinctive Rockies backdrop.

In the past, Prince Harry and Meghan Markle have been charged with “playing with Netflix’s future” as their “desperation appears to be creeping in.”