The British monarchy has a “terrible problem” with Prince Harry still fifth in line to the throne, according to Angela Levin.
The royal author spoke to Jacob Rees-Mogg about Harry’s succession prospects as the Duke remains seemingly unwilling to reconcile with his family.
The Duke of Sussex has been embroiled in a deep row with the royal household for years, with many suggesting he has burned his bridges.
Speaking on GB News, Levin discussed the prospect of Harry being forced into taking up royal duties once more due to his place in the line of ascension.
“It worries me, he is fifth to the throne”, she said.
“There are children before him, but King Charles is getting old, and if anything, God forbid, happens to William, we have got a terrible problem.”
The Duke and Duchess of Sussex face a new threat to their royal titles with a new bill being proposed.
Conservative MP Bob Seely said the House of Commons should consider the “nuclear option” of denying the couple their Duke and Duchess standing.
