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Originally Posted by jet

Charles was the only one who described his mother as 'detached'. He also had difficult relationships with his father, Diana, Andrew and Edward, who he apparently was jealous of because by the time his mother had the 2 younger siblings, she had more time to devote to them than she had to bond with him as a new Queen touring the Commonwealth.
The only people he really got on with and adored throughout his life were the Queen Mum and Lord Mountbatten.

I'm baffled at how you can be so aware of this, and yet question why Harry has such an understandably difficult relationship with his dad. Again they are clearly a troubled family as many families are - how can you blame Harry for these relationships souring? How can you blame him for looking back over the past two generations, and wanting something different for his own family?

And I suppose, most relevantly to all of this ... ... how can you think that the issue is all some creation of Meghan? I mean taking all emotion and bias out of it and looking at it purely in an academic/historical account context, it's just PLAIN INNACURATE. Harry's issues with the family stretch back at the very least to his mother's death and, as you just pointed out yourself, are actually rooted even further back in Charles' relationships with his own parents.

How can you on the one hand be so aware of that, but on the other insist... "It's Meghan". Who he's known for a handful of years.