In a brief encounter at Clarence House, Prince Harry visited his cancer-stricken father, King Charles, for a mere 30 minutes.
While King Charles may hold affection for his younger son, Prince Harry, there exists underlying tension amidst their strained relationship.
Despite battling cancer and undergoing treatment for an enlarged prostate, King Charles personally reached out to inform the Duke of Sussex about his health condition.
Responding promptly, Harry flew overnight from California to the UK to meet his ailing father, albeit for a short duration.
Speculation surrounding a potential reconciliation between father and son looms large, yet the brevity of their meeting suggests a deeper motive.
According to royal expert Robert Jobson, the concise meeting was a precautionary measure to maintain the monarch's composure amidst his health challenges.
"You wouldn't want to agitate him," Jobson remarked to The Sun. "The King is unwell, grappling with his cancer treatment. Serenity is paramount."
He elaborated, "Beyond the initial expressions of affection, what topics could arise? Ones that might unsettle him."
Nevertheless, Harry is reportedly resolute in his efforts to mend fences with his father in light of the health update.
Rumors also hint at another visit from Harry, possibly with his children, Prince Archie and Princess Lilibet, to introduce them to their grandfather.
