King Charles Imposes No-Camera Rule on Prince Harry’s Queen Elizabeth Grave Visit

Prince Harry visited Queen Elizabeth II's grave at St George's Chapel in Windsor during his recent trip to the UK, marking the third anniversary of her death. King Charles permitted the visit only under the strict condition that it remain private, explicitly banning cameras, Netflix crews, photographers, and social media posts to ensure respect rather than publicity. This condition reflects the royal family's sensitivity following the Sussexes' previous release of private royal footage in their Netflix series, with King Charles drawing a clear line against such content. Despite King Charles' approval, Prince William reportedly opposed the visit, believing Harry caused their grandmother stress in her final years. During the same visit, Harry engaged in charity work, including an event in Nottingham, reiterating his commitment to the community despite his relocation to California and departure from royal duties. Public opinion remains largely against a meeting between Harry and William during this visit, highlighting ongoing familial tensions.