A royal commentator speculates that King Charles’ decision to not meet Prince Harry during his UK trip stemmed from ‘certain demands’ made by the Duke. Harry’s representatives claimed his father’s schedule as the reason, but the commentator suggests that Harry’s demands about who could be present may have influenced the King’s decision. The commentator also notes that other forces, such as Prince William’s opinion or the presence of Camilla, Duchess of Cornwall, may have played a role.
Despite arriving in the UK for the Invictus Games’ 10th anniversary service, Prince Harry was not granted a meeting with King Charles due to his derogatory comments about Queen Camilla in his memoir, ‘Spare’. A close friend of the King revealed that his decision to prioritize Camilla stems from her unwavering support and the pain caused by Harry’s hurtful words. Meanwhile, King Charles hosted a lavish garden party at Buckingham Palace, attended by over 8,000 guests, including members of the royal family.
Despite battling cancer, King Charles continues to pen letters to friends, expressing optimism and a strong desire to overcome his health challenge. Buckingham Palace has confirmed the diagnosis, though the specific type of cancer remains undisclosed. Amidst his treatment, Charles has resumed public duties, visiting cancer patients alongside Queen Camilla. A recent poll suggests that the King’s popularity has risen during his first year of reign, with majority support for the continuation of the monarchy.
Kate Middleton, Princess of Wales, has revealed her cancer diagnosis and is undergoing preventative chemotherapy. Despite the challenging diagnosis, she remains optimistic and is receiving support from her husband, Prince William. In a recent public appearance, William provided an update on his wife’s health, confirming that she is doing well. Amidst the health concerns, King Charles has bestowed the prestigious title of Royal Companion of The Order of the Companions of Honour upon Kate Middleton in recognition of her growing role within the royal family.
King Charles is reportedly willing to meet with Prince Harry in person when he returns to the UK for the Invictus Games. However, the same courtesy may not be extended to Meghan Markle, who will remain in California with their children. The Daily Mirror reports that Meghan’s presence could distract from the event, and an expert believes King Charles would not welcome her as it might overshadow the message of the service.
Buckingham Palace has released a reassuring update on King Charles’ health, sharing a new photo of the King and Queen Camilla alongside details of the monarch’s upcoming plans. The photo, posted on the royal family’s social media accounts, shows the King and Queen walking arm-in-arm, with Camilla wearing a vibrant royal blue gown. Royal fans expressed their joy and well wishes, celebrating the news and wishing the King the best on his road to recovery.
King Charles has begun updating his funeral plans as his health continues to decline. Sources close to Buckingham Palace have revealed that the King’s condition is ‘not good’ and that he is ‘really very unwell.’ Despite his determination to fight his illness, the palace is remaining optimistic. However, details of his condition have been kept under wraps, with previous updates only indicating that he was ‘responding well’ to treatment.
Prince Harry may be making progress in reconciling with his estranged father, King Charles, despite ongoing tensions with his brother, Prince William. Experts predict that healing the rift between Harry and William will take considerable time. However, King Charles is reportedly open to reconciliation with his youngest son.
Meghan Markle has reportedly declined an invitation to King Charles III’s Coronation ceremony following an unsatisfactory response from the monarch to her previous letter about alleged racial bias within the Royal Family. The Duchess of Sussex was reportedly unimpressed with the Royal Family’s handling of the bombshell accusations she made during her 2021 Oprah Winfrey interview.
King Charles is expected to make an appearance at Royal Ascot in June, marking his first public engagement since revealing his cancer diagnosis in February. The monarch, 75, will pay tribute to the late Queen, who considered Ascot a highlight of her calendar.
