Outraged King Charles evicted Meghan and Harry from Frogmore Cottage after 'accusations against Camilla'

Prince Harry and Meghan Markle's UK residence was taken off them after King Charles is said to have believed his son 'crossed a line' with accusations about Camilla in his memoir.

Sources said the monarch was outraged by a string of Harry’s accusations such as his claim the Queen Consort was responsible for leaking stories to the press. The Duke also referred to the his stepmother as “the villain” in TV interviews promoting his memoir, Spare.

Charles took decisive action immediately after being passed a dossier of findings by aides revealing details from the explosive book, reports the Mirror. He started the eviction process from five-bedroom Frogmore Cottage on the Windsor estate on January 11, the day after the memoir was published.

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Royal insiders said the revelations have resulted in irreparable damage to Harry’s relationship with his father and brother Prince William. Harry told of his fears that Camilla would turn into a “wicked stepmother”.

The Prince said he and William had begged their father not to marry her. The Duke of Sussex confessed he eventually only wanted Camilla to be happy so she could be less “dangerous”. In a TV interview, Harry added: “She was the villain. She was the third person in their marriage. She needed to rehabilitate her image.”

Royal sources have said the King was affronted by an accusation that Camilla had plotted to marry him. Harry said in the book: “Shortly after our private meetings with her, she began to develop her long-term strategy, a campaign directed at marriage and... the Crown (with the blessing of our father, we supposed).”

He added: “Stories started appearing in all