Prince Harry reportedly returned to the US with tears in his eyes after a poignant meeting with his ailing father, King Charles III, at Clarence House in the UK. According to royal correspondent Michael Cole, the Duke of Sussex was not permitted to kiss his father as a customary greeting between royal men, as Charles aimed to avoid potential infections.
Harry's visit to King Charles, prompted by the monarch's unexpected cancer diagnosis, was not without challenges. Cole, speaking on GB News, suggested that Charles prioritized avoiding infections given Harry's recent air travel and exposure to crowded environments.
Cole questioned the necessity of the in-person visit, suggesting that a video link could have served the same purpose. He emphasized the importance of protecting someone with cancer from potential infections.
While acknowledging Harry's gesture as sincere, Cole expressed skepticism about its effectiveness and questioned the quality of advice Harry receives regarding public relations.
Despite hopes for a reconciliation sparked by the King's call to Harry following his diagnosis, the meeting seemingly did not lead to a resolution, leaving lingering tensions within the royal family.
