Criticism mounts against Prince Harry as his brief encounter with King Charles is labeled a "mere formality" by detractors, including Lady Victoria Hervey, amidst the monarch's battle with cancer.
Lady Victoria Hervey sharply rebuked Prince Harry for his activities in America while his father, King Charles, undergoes cancer treatment.
In his inaugural appearance on ABC's Good Morning America, the Duke of Sussex broke tradition by openly addressing King Charles's health crisis, a notable departure from royal norms.
Following the announcement of King Charles's cancer diagnosis, Prince Harry promptly flew to the UK for a fleeting visit, coinciding with Buckingham Palace's somber revelation.
Reports indicate a brief meeting between the King and his son, lasting "up to 45 minutes," before King Charles's departure to Sandringham alongside the Queen.
During a press event for the Invictus Games, Prince Harry expressed affection for his family and articulated his commitment to supporting King Charles throughout his cancer treatment, pledging frequent visits to the UK.
Critiquing Prince Harry's truncated visit, socialite Lady Victoria Hervey expressed skepticism, suggesting it would have been preferable for him not to come at all.
Lady Victoria condemned Prince Harry's short interaction with the King as insufficient, questioning the urgency of his swift arrival.
She expressed her dismay, stating, "I don't think that's right. It's almost better that he didn't come. Just to add him into his little itinerary of, oh, I'm gonna come in and see you for that amount of time."
While acknowledging the severity of King Charles's condition, Lady Victoria criticized Prince Harry's previous actions, including his purported neglect of the Queen during her final years and his controversial remarks.
As debates surrounding Prince Harry's actions persist, critics question the sincerity and timeliness of his gestures amidst familial trials and tribulations.
