EXCLUSIVE: Prince Harry 'Fears He Will Be Left Out of Royal Inheritance Amid King Charles Rift'

Prince Harry is said to be gripped with fear his estrangement from the royal family could jeopardize his future inheritance, amid concerns that his fractured relationship with King Charles and Prince William may leave him financially excluded.

As RadarOnline.com has reported, the Duke of Sussex, 42, has expressed a desire to rebuild ties with his father, Charles, 77, following years of family tensions.

Harry and his wife, Meghan Markle, 45, relocated from their mansion in California to Britain in August with their children, Archie, seven, and Lilibet, five, but reconciliation with the royals remains uncertain after the pair's departure from royal duties in 2020 and their subsequent public criticism of the monarchy.

In a recent interview, Harry emphasized his desire to repair the relationship. He said: "I want to work it out."

Harry added: "The most important thing is to reconcile."

A source claims that Harry's concerns extend beyond repairing emotional ties to uncertainty about his family's long-term financial security: "Harry's biggest concern at the moment is that the damage to his relationship with the royal family could eventually have consequences that go far beyond the emotional fallout.

"He desperately wants to rebuild his relationship with his father on an emotional level, and that is something he has spoken about openly, but there is also the practical reality that he has a wife and two young children whose futures he feels responsible for protecting."

The insider noted, "He has built an entirely different life outside the monarchy, and maintaining that independence comes with enormous financial commitments. The prospect of being overlooked when decisions are made about his father's estate is understandably something that would weigh heavily on anyone in his position, and Harry now basically fears he will be left out of a lot of his inheritance when Charles dies if they are still estranged when the king passes away."

"One of the most difficult aspects of the situation is Harry's relationship with William," the source noted. "The brothers have been estranged for years, and Harry is also concerned that William's increasingly prominent position within the royal family gives him greater access to their father at a time when important decisions about the future and their inheritances may be taking place.

"From Harry's perspective, there is a fear that he could find himself excluded from conversations that affect the entire family. That doesn't mean William has actually attempted to influence any inheritance arrangements, but the lack of communication between the brothers leaves considerable room for anxiety and suspicion on Harry's side."

The royal insider claimed, "There is also the question of how much reassurance Harry can realistically expect while his relationship with Charles remains so fragile. Nobody outside the king's closest circle can say with certainty what arrangements have been made concerning his personal estate, and Harry's inheritance now remains a mystery to everyone except Charles and his wife Camilla.