Prince Harry’s hopes for his children’s future are said to be thwarted by his estranged sibling, Prince William.

Prince Harry and Meghan Markle’s two small children will not hold royal positions when Prince William ascends to the throne.

Several royal experts assert that the Prince of Wales is getting ready for his future as monarch while assisting his father, King Charles, who is battling cancer.

“It’s completely ridiculous for Prince Harry and Meghan Markle to think their kids could eventually opt to become working royals,” said Kinsey Schofield, host of the To Di for Daily podcast, to Fox News Digital.

“Such a sense of entitlement is not merely hopefulness — it approaches insanity,” she asserted. “These American children have grown up far from the monarchy, lacking any exposure to the traditions, culture, or continuity that characterize royal existence.”

“Harry shut that door on his own as he stepped onto Tyler Perry’s private jet and entrusted his life story to a ghostwriter for Spare,” Schofield mentioned.

Schofield’s remarks followed recent reports indicating that Harry, 40, wished to retain HRH titles for his kids – or His and Her Royal Highness – allowing them to decide on their roles as working royals in the future.

Nevertheless, The Times U.K. stated that “during the upcoming reign, it is improbable for Archie and Lili to take on roles as working royals.”

Harry and Meghan, the Duchess and Duke of Sussex, are bringing up their kids, Prince Archie, 6, and Princess Lilibet, 4, in California. Fox News Digital contacted Kensington Palace and Archewell, the organization that manages the duke and duchess’s offices, to request a comment.