His comments sparked backlash, with many members of the public urging King Charles to revoke Harry and Meghan’s royal titles.

Palace insiders shared that Harry’s remarks about his father’s condition—specifically the claim that “he doesn’t know how much longer he has left”—crossed a line and could worsen the ongoing family tensions.

There was also criticism directed at the BBC for failing to push back against Harry’s “outrageous claims,” with royal sources saying the broadcaster should have held him more accountable. The BBC later acknowledged a “lapse” in their editorial standards during the interview.

“Claims were repeated that the process had been ‘an Establishment stitch-up’ and we failed to properly challenge this and other allegations,” the BBC said in a statement. “This case is ultimately the responsibility of the Home Office and we should have reflected their statement.”

A Mail on Sunday poll showed that public support is leaning more toward King Charles than Prince Harry.

Among those calling for the Sussexes’ titles to be removed is Piers Morgan, who wrote on X, “The King must strip Harry and Meghan of their titles asap. They are never going to stop attacking him, the Monarchy, and the Royal Family—all while simultaneously enriching themselves from their royal status. It’s despicable.”

He added, “He trashed his family as Prince Philip was dying… he trashed his family as The Queen was dying… and now he’s trashing his family as both his father and sister-in-law [Kate] have been battling cancer. Is there a more contemptible public figure in the world than Prince Harry?”