Prince Harry's recent visit to the UK highlighted strained relations with Queen Camilla.
Allegedly, Queen Camilla insisted that Prince Harry promptly return to the US after his sudden trip to visit his cancer-stricken father, King Charles, earlier this month.
During his brief stay, the Duke of Sussex held a 30-minute meeting with the King at Clarence House, where King Charles resides with his Queen Consort during his illness.
According to insights shared with RadarOnline, Queen Camilla's response to Harry's unanticipated visit was one of "outrage."
Tensions between the senior royal and Charles' youngest son have lingered for years, exacerbated by revelations in Harry's memoir, "Spare," where he accused Camilla of contributing to the breakdown of his parents' marriage and labeled her a "villain." He also alleged her involvement in leaking stories about the royal family to the British press.
Reportedly, Queen Camilla perceived Harry's visit as a calculated PR move, exploiting his father's illness for public sympathy. An insider suggested that Camilla confronted Harry, expressing her disapproval and making it clear that his presence was unwelcome.
Moreover, Queen Camilla supposedly attributes King Charles' pancreatic cancer to the stress and turmoil caused by Harry and Meghan's departure from royal duties, as well as their decision to keep their children away from their grandfather.
The strained relationship between Prince Harry and Queen Camilla underscores ongoing tensions within the royal family, highlighted by personal and public grievances.
