King Charles, who is battling cancer, is reportedly being urged to exclude Prince Harry from his will in order to prevent his rebellious son from inheriting a portion of the royal fortune, RadarOnline.com has learned.

“A lot of people in royal circles feel Harry does not deserve a dime, and they’re leaning on Charles to cut him off,” a high-level palace insider revealed.

Although the exact nature of King Charles’ illness hasn’t been disclosed, sources suggest the 76-year-old monarch’s time may be limited due to a severe case of pancreatic cancer.

“Charles wrote his will long ago, but certain family members and courtiers are strongly urging him to update the document so as not to include Harry,” the insider said.

Among those pushing for the update is his older brother, Prince William, who, according to palace sources, is encouraging his father to name him as the successor before his health deteriorates too much for him to continue ruling.

As RadarOnline.com previously reported, the redheaded rebel, 40, has been on the outs with his relatives since 2020, when he and his fame-loving American wife, Duchess Meghan Markle, ditched their palace duties to chase Hollywood dollars and make California their home.

The Duke of Sussex further stoked the flames of the family feud when he skewered his relatives in his 2023 memoir, Spare and his biracial bride, suggesting some royals were racists for questioning the potential skin color of the couple’s then-unborn son!

While a rep for the palace blasts our report as false, the source pointed out: “There’s still so much animosity towards Harry. It runs deep. It’s the senior courtiers that run the royal family’s business and make the hard decisions. But they’re not getting much resistance to this idea among the family.”