Prince Harry hits back at King Charles letter over Invictus Games future

Prince Harry's brutal reaction towards Uganda's shocking decision to step back from the Invictus Games came to light.

Following the Sussexes' move to the UK, multiple controversies made it to the media. 

Are Harry and Meghan returning as working royals? Is there any change to their royal status? Many questions like these were being asked.

In order to address such talks, King Charles' team issued a bold letter, calling the Duke and Duchess of Sussex private citizens and saying that their status will remain non-working royals.

A source close to Harry told People, "They made it very clear that the reason they pulled out was a direct result of perceived guidance from the Lord Chamberlain. 

"This was an unintended or intended consequence of the letter — and that was always going to happen. Hence the wish not to rush it out.

The only people suffering as a result are the competitors from Uganda who would have been taking part in next year’s Invictus Games."

For the unversed, the head of Uganda's armed forces, General Muhoozi Kainerugaba, showed public support for King Charles and the monarchy amid Harry-Meghan 'nonsense.'