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- Prince Charles shared a throwback snap with Prince Harry and Prince William to mark Father's Day.
- The photo follows a Mail On Sunday report that said Prince Charles wouldn't let Archie become a prince.
- He reportedly told Meghan and Harry that he would change key legal documents to deny Archie the title.
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Prince Charles shared a throwback photo of himself with Prince Harry for Father's Day amid reports that the Duke and Duchess of Sussex are furious that he won't make his grandson Archie a prince, The Sun reported.
The photo was shared on the Prince of Wales and Duchess of Cornwall's official Clarence House Instagram account, along with photos of Prince Charles with his father, the late Prince Philip, and Camilla with her dad.
Taken at the Cirencester Park Polo Cop in 2004, the image shows Prince Charles smiling with his two sons.
But recent reports suggest that relations are strained between Prince Harry and his father.
The Mail On Sunday reported that Prince Charles has made it clear to Harry and Meghan that their son, Archie, will not inherit the "prince" title by right.
He reportedly told them that he will change key legal documents to ensure that Archie does not become a prince, the paper said.
The grandchild of a sovereign has typically inherited the title automatically but, according to the Mail on Sunday, Prince Charles has plans to slim down the monarchy after he becomes king. It is expected, the paper added, that only heirs to the throne and their immediate families will receive titles, financial support, and police protection.
During the Sussexes bombshell interview with Oprah Winfrey in March, Markle first revealed that the royal family didn't want Archie to become a prince or have security, Insider's Talia Lakritz reported.
