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r SaintMeghanMarkle - Reddit The following’s from a palace source (me: I’ve been to the Palace, I’m a source) which sheds some light on Harry’s unnatural reticence on the King’s condition NB Purely fictitious, of course Butler: Just Harry, Sire The King: Ah My boy, why did you…I mean, how kind of you to come Harry: Hello, father Camilla —