Prince William Has a 'Brutal Plan' for Prince Harry When King

Prince William reportedly plans to exact revenge on Prince Harry and Meghan Markle when he takes his place as King upon King Charles III's death.

According to The Royal Observer, the petty royal has a "brutal plan" for his brother and sister-in-law when he's in charge, and the decision is going to be "swift and final"

"William is already planning for when he becomes King, and he doesn’t see a future for the Sussexes in the royal family," the source spilled. "The feeling is that allowing the Sussexes back into the fold is a bad move and they should be resigned to the fringes indefinitely."

Prince William is prepared to ice out the royal rebels, and ensure it's known that they have no place back in the palace.

"Expect no invitations of any kind across the pond like we see the current King do," a former palace aide dished. "I would go so far as to predict the Prince of Wales could issue a Letters Patent when king that strips the entire family of their HRH styles. He cannot touch the Sussex Dukedom title, and would have to request parliament to handle that removal."

As StarCrush previously reported, Prince William and Prince Harry's royal rift has widened as the Duke of Sussex is set to receive nearly $9 million from the Queen Mother's trust fund, when he turns 40 on Sep. 15.

The amount is allegedly more than William received from his great-grandmother when he hit the major life milestone.

"Somehow the idea of Harry walking away with so much money seems wrong to William," an insider said.

In William’s opinion, Harry’s done nothing to deserve it and he’s caused nothing but trouble and heartbreak for the royal family since he moved to America.

The source insisted that "William carries a grudge for every slight and insult," that Harry wrote about his brother in his controversial memoir, Spare.

King Charles and William could potentially be willing to put their differences aside if Harry and his wife, Meghan Markle, "apologize" to them.

"Charles and William may be open to reconciliation, if for no other reason than to have two more people for official duties, especially in places no one else wants to go," a royal insider said. "This rift won’t heal overnight. And at this point, they need the royals more than the royals need them."

Harry and Meghan moved to California after they resigned from their royal duties in 2020. The couple tied the knot in May 2018 and have two children, son Prince Archie, and daughter Princess Lilibet.