Since he fell royal tasks in 2020, Prince HarassThe relationship of the royal family has deteriorated, in particular with King Charles IIIwho no longer takes his calls.

During a recent legal hearing, the Duke of Sussex fought to regain the security funded by taxpayers, claiming unjust treatment by the Ravec Committee.

The emotional assessment was raised, Prince Harry declaring that his “worst fears” were confirmed during his recent appearances in court concerning the reason why his security was demoted.

Harry’s recent appearance before a London court, where he spent two days fighting to find security funded by taxpayers for himself and his family, would have received no recognition or the support of his royal parents, further expanding the fault between him and his father, Charles.

According to Palace Insiders, the lack of response from the Senior Royals speaks volumes about the current tension.

“I don’t think there is a rapprochement,” a source told People magazine. “Nothing has changed.”

“They are distant,” said another with the publication.

Despite Charles’s current health battles, the emotional distance between the father and the son seems to show no sign of narrowing.

The initiates reveal that their communication is practically nonexistent, the monarch intentionally retaining minimal interactions. It is apparently a calculated decision of the king, because even a well -intentioned conversation could potentially complicate Harry’s legal battle with the British government.

Another source shared with the publication for which Harry “feels very strongly” to find security for himself and his family as “something for which he must fight”.

However, despite his determination, his relationship with Charles remains at the end. According to the initiates, the father and the son are no longer in contact.

Charles, now 76 years old and undergoing cancer treatment, would have ceased to answer Harry’s calls and ignored his written attempts to reconnect.

In a particularly revealing moment, Harry would have discovered that Charles had been hospitalized on March 27 thanks to the news.

The palace, according to the initiates, made a conscious decision not to inform him directly, hoping to avoid feeding “the drama”.

Royal biographer Sally Bedell Smith has weighed, noting delicate nature surrounding Harry’s in the course of the British government.

“”[The legal battle] Put Harry in direct contact with people who make the king’s orders, “she said.” If his father had to say something, even apparently harmless, it could end up landing in the middle of the judicial case. “”

After a two -day hearing at the Royal Courts of Justice of London on April 9 concerning the reintegration of its security details, Harry admitted People that his “worst fears were confirmed by all legal disclosure in this case – and it is really sad”.

The procedure focused on Harry’s call to restore the protection funded by taxpayers, which was withdrawn in 2020 when he and Meghan officially moved away from their roles of senior work.

Throughout the hearing, the Duke of Sussex remained attentive, notes notes, consulting his legal team and closely following each argument.

At the beginning of 2020, Harry and Meghan had hoped for a hybrid arrangement: a life abroad which would always allow them to serve the monarchy while benefiting from a certain degree of independence.

“We were trying to create this happy house,” recalls Harry about their proposal to Queen Elizabeth.

After the Sandringham summit in January, Harry left by understanding that their security would remain in place.

The court documents later revealed that Queen Elizabeth had written in support of their need for “effective security”.

However, a few weeks later, the decision -making organization known as Ravec reversed the course, leaving Harry and Meghan without protection.

For two stretched days, Harry’s legal representatives argued that the decision -making process behind its security demotion had been fundamentally defective.

They claimed that the Ravec “diverted” committee of standard protocols, which finally let the Duke feel “distinguished” for “an unjustified and lower treatment” which left it without protection generally granted to others in the category “Other VIP” – a group which includes celebrities and former heads of state.

Significantly, Ravec is made up of figures from the royal house, including the main advisers of Charles himself.

According to sources close to Harry, he believes that his father has the authority and the possibility of pleading for a change in this decision.