Harry reportedly lost his temper with Charles after his demands for funds were not met
Prince Harry 'swore' at his dad King Charles during a heated argument over money, according to a new royal biography.
Harry had allegedly been contacting the late Queen to discuss financial matters, but she reportedly grew 'weary and tired' of her grandson. The late Queen told Harry to go directly to his father instead, but it all ended in disaster when tempers flared during a phone call due to disagreements over money.
Despite always having "great affection" for her grandson, Jobson writes about how the head of the royal family became "tired" listening to the couple's criticisms of the institution.
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