King Charles Reportedly Declines to Meet Prince Harry Despite Extended Efforts
Despite Prince Harry's persistent attempts to arrange a meeting and reconcile with his father, King Charles appears unwilling to see his son.
Sources cited by Page Six indicate that the monarch deliberately did not allocate time in his schedule for Harry, despite being informed a month in advance.
Even though Charles, who is battling cancer, was in London for the 10th anniversary celebrations of the Invictus Games, he purportedly could have easily made time to meet with Harry.
Well-placed sources revealed that the Duke of Sussex had been trying to arrange a meeting with his ailing father for over a month, only to be met with rejection.
When Prince Harry arrived in London on Tuesday, a spokesperson stated that the King was "too busy" with prior commitments to meet his son.
A royal historian and friend of the royal family remarked to Page Six, "If the king wanted to see Harry, he would find time very easily. You can never be too busy to see your son."
He added, "It's advisable for them to meet and work towards reconciliation."
Prince Harry previously visited his father in February, after being personally informed by the monarch about his cancer diagnosis. Their meeting lasted only 30 minutes. Whether Charles will make time for his son remains uncertain.
