If the plan to disinherit the royal rebel moves forward, a source warns that it could “likely be the final nail in the coffin for any kind of reconciliation.”

Although Harry has recently made attempts to mend his relationship with his father, Charles refused to meet him during his last visit to the UK. It’s been suggested that the chilly Queen Camilla, Harry’s stepmother, is behind the decision to distance him.

“She’s made it her mission to protect Charles from any sort of stress, and in her view that’s all Harry brings. It’s now at a point where she’s saying Charles shouldn’t even be taking Harry’s calls, that it would be bad for his stress levels and general anxiety,” a source revealed.

Earlier in the previous year, reports indicated that both the monarch and his son, Prince William, Harry’s older brother, blocked a plan to strip the duke and his wife, the former Suits actress, of their royal titles due to concerns over potential public outrage.

According to a source close to the palace, resentment over the Sussexes’ perceived sense of entitlement is still lingering—and it could soon escalate.

“The royals are nowhere near forgiving them and feel there should be some sort of punishment meted out, which is why this idea of cutting him out of the will has got real legs,” the insider revealed.

When Harry celebrated his 40th birthday on September 15, he received $10 million from a trust fund set up long ago by his late great-grandmother.

“William was not happy about Harry getting that money and even more upset about Meghan getting her hands on it,” the source shared.