King Charles, currently battling cancer, remains fiercely protective of Queen Camilla, struggling to forgive Prince Harry for his critical remarks about her.
Despite his deep love for Harry, the monarch finds it difficult to let go of his grudge over the revelations in Harry’s memoir, Spare. Royal biographer Christopher Andersen suggests that Charles may never move past what he sees as Harry's indiscretions, especially regarding Camilla.
In an interview with Fox News Digital, Andersen stated that "no criticism" of Camilla is acceptable to the King. He explained, “Prince Harry made it clear that he felt she was the villain in the piece. I don’t think they’ll ever forgive Harry for that." Andersen added that Harry's resentment towards Camilla isolates him further from the family.
The tension was highlighted by royal commentator Lizzie Cundy, who criticized Harry for not publicly acknowledging Father's Day. In contrast, Prince William shared a heartfelt message, underscoring his bond and respect for their father. Speaking to GBN America, Cundy noted the King's resilience despite his illness, stating, “This is a 75-year-old man suffering with cancer, continuing his duties. He is everything Harry isn’t."
Cundy concluded, “Harry just seems to have lost the plot. How hurtful indeed not to even send a Father’s Day message. Normally, Harry and Meghan are very vocal, but if they can’t post a Father’s Day message, that’s unforgivable.”
