Amid ongoing treatment for King Charles and Princess Kate, Prince Harry's recent visit to the UK has shed light on his deep concerns for the health of his royal relatives, according to recent reports.
While currently enjoying time in Canada with his wife Meghan Markle, the Duke of Sussex remains deeply troubled about the well-being of King Charles and Princess Kate amidst the latest upheaval regarding the use of the Sussex titles, as per insider accounts.
Despite backlash over the use of "Sussex" in their website name, insiders suggest that the royal family does not view it as a significant issue.
A source revealed to The Times, "It isn’t any sort of problem for the rest of the Royal Family. It hasn’t even been part of a conversation. Harry is more concerned about the health and wellbeing of the King and Kate and thinks that is where the focus should be."
At 75 years old, King Charles is undergoing treatment for cancer, while Princess Kate continues her recovery from abdominal surgery.
During his recent trip to the UK, Prince Harry, who flew in to see his father after the cancer diagnosis, did not have the opportunity to meet with his brother, Prince William, or Kate.
Meanwhile, Meghan and Harry are currently in Canada for the launch event of the 2025 Invictus Games. Their presence marks their first joint public appearance since unveiling their new website, with the couple mingling with Invictus athletes during the Valentine's Day celebration in Whistler.
