Queen Camilla has reportedly made a significant decision to safeguard the well-being of her husband, King Charles, who is battling cancer. The Queen, 76, has limited the King's interactions with his estranged son, Harry, due to concerns over the monarch's health, according to a new report.
Camilla aims to protect the 75-year-old King from the stress and hurt that could arise from interactions with the Duke of Sussex. "Camilla dislikes Harry and doesn’t want Charles to get stressed while he’s undergoing treatment, so she tries to limit interaction," an insider told Us Weekly.
Despite the tensions, King Charles remains hopeful for reconciliation with Harry, although he faces internal conflict due to the pain Harry has caused to Prince William and Camilla herself. Harry, who stepped back from his royal duties in 2020 and moved to the US with his wife Meghan, has made serious allegations against senior royals in his book "Spare."
"One thing that Charles finds unforgivable is criticism of Camilla," Christopher Andersen explained to Fox News Digital. Harry's harsh words about Camilla have created a rift that still troubles the King, making forgiveness difficult.
Camilla's protective measures are meant to shield King Charles from the stress related to his estranged relationship with Harry. Despite this, Harry has expressed a desire to reconcile with his father and brother.
The ongoing family crisis also affects the King's relationship with his grandchildren, Archie and Lilibet, as his contact with them remains minimal. An insider noted that security challenges prevent the Sussexes from traveling to the UK, leaving a "massive hole" in the King's heart due to the limited time spent with his grandchildren, relying mainly on video calls for important occasions.
