A source close to Harry said that for several months, King Charles III has always refused calls and not answered messages from his youngest son.

The absence of King Charles III at the event that is important to Harry – the 10th anniversary of the Invictus Games in May – attracted great attention. The two also did not meet on Harry’s trip to England, which a spokesman for the prince attributed to King Charles III’s “busy schedule”. However, sources close to Harry say there is a deeper reason behind it.

Even though he was estranged from the royal family, Harry still put the safety of his wife and children first, 
so he called King Charles III many times for support. The 39-year-old prince wants to discuss the security war with his father 
because he believes he can solve it for him. "Harry is very worried and feels the only person who can help is his father," a royal source 
revealed. Another source also said: 
"Harry is determined to protect his small family at all costs."

However, a source from Buckingham Palace confirmed to People that the view that Harry's security was in the hands of King Charles 
III was "completely incorrect". Constitutionally, the monarch has no real power in the British government or the right to mobilize police 
protection. Security policy for royal family members is essentially through the Executive Committee for the Protection of the Royal Family
and Public Figures (RAVEC). But Harry - whose court bid to use personal funds to pay for security costs was rejected - felt that as king, his 
father could intervene to extend the scope of protection for his family.

This issue created an impenetrable wall between Harry and King Charles III. The conversation between them has now turned from disappointment 
to "complete silence" from the king - a friend of King Charles III revealed.

And the Duke of Sussex's desperation to keep his wife and children safe has deepened the estrangement between him and his father. 
Because he was so scared, Harry decided not to take Meghan, Archie and Lilibet back to England. He is planning to appeal after failing 
in his attempt to restore British police protection for himself and his wife and children as he did when he worked for the royal family.

Meanwhile, sources close to the Sussexes, who have chosen a new life in America, claim that the palace is haunted by what 
happened when Princess Diana left the royal family. "King Charles III's fear was of the past repeating itself. When his ex-wife 
left, she made a splash, overshadowed him and became a global superstar. So when he saw his son and When his daughter-in-law passed away, 
he felt that things were no longer as expected," the source said.