🚨 HARRY AND CHARLES’ SECRET RIFT EXPOSED. Royal Photographer Reveals the Moment He Was Warned Not to Show King Charles His Baby Photos — The Reason Left Him Stunned….

However, behind the scenes things were reportedly tense between him and his son and photographer Arthur Edwards, who was on the trip with the King, claims he was told not to show him the first pictures of Archie.

Arthur Edwards has been taking iconic pictures of the Royal Family for over five decades now and in this new memoir he shares not only many of these – but the stories behind them.
He traces his journey from growing up in London’s East End, to earning the trust of the Royal Family and details moments he previously kept private.

According to the photographer, “Just then, Julian Payne, the prince’s press secretary, said quietly, ‘No, don’t do that, Arthur.

“When asked why, Payne supposedly replied, “He’s not talking to his son”, and Arthur states that this was “the first [he] knew that there was acrimony” between King Charles and Prince Harry.
Archie was born eight months before his parents made the dramatic announcement that they were stepping back as working royals.

King Charles ‘not talking’ to Harry when Archie was born Behind the grand royal ceremonies, official visits and carefully arranged public appearances, the British Royal Family has experienced its share of private family tensions. But one extraordinary revelation surrounding the birth of Prince Harry and Meghan Markle’s first child, Archie, has brought renewed attention to the complicated relationship between King Charles and his youngest son.

According to veteran royal photographer Arthur Edwards, who spent decades documenting the Royal Family, an uncomfortable moment unfolded during King Charles’ official visit to Germany in May 2019, just as Harry and Meghan welcomed their newborn son.

The moment should have been one of pure happiness for the royal family. A new generation had arrived, and King Charles had become a grandfather once again. Publicly, Charles expressed his delight at the birth, making it clear how happy he was about the arrival of little Archie.

However, Edwards’ account suggests that the atmosphere behind the scenes may have been very different.