Prince Harry Moves Back Home After King Charles’s ‘Cancer Diagnosis’ But ‘No Megan’ In Sight
While his wife, Meghan Markle, stayed in California with their children, Prince Harry travelled to London’s Clarence House to meet with King Charles.
According to the BBC, Prince Harry left the United States and landed in the United Kingdom to see King Charles. The British tabloid also released a picture of the Duke of Sussex pulling at London’s Clarence House. Meghan Markle, Harry’s wife, was not spotted with him, though.
Two black SUVs, thought to be carrying Prince Harry, drove with police cars from Heathrow Airport to Clarence House. It is the residence where King Charles and Queen Camilla live in London. On February 6, King Charles returned from Sandringham to London.
The article stated that the monarch and his spouse were seen leaving Clarence House and making their way to Buckingham Palace as Harry arrived. The monarch was seen in public for the first time since his cancer diagnosis was revealed.
According to PEOPLE, Meghan is visiting her California home in the US with her two kids. Along with Prince Archie, age 4, and Princess Lilibet, age 2, Harry and Meghan reside in Montecito. Harry hasn’t seen his father since the coronation in May 2023, according to the newspaper.
“That is good,” a source close to the Royal Family told people while reacting to Harry arriving in London to meet the king. “Hopefully [Harry] will bring the grandchildren at some point too, as that would be lovely for all of them.”
Not meeting Prince William
According to PEOPLE, Harry is apparently in the UK to visit his father; however, a meeting with Prince William is not on the itinerary. Notably, King Charles is not the only member of the Royal Family dealing with health problems.
William’s wife, Kate Middleton, had stomach surgery last week. The London Clinic, where Charles received treatment for an enlarged prostate, is where the Princess of Wales received her medical care. In actuality, they were both there at the same hospital at the same moment.
When Buckingham Palace announced King Charles’ cancer diagnosis, they made it clear that it had nothing to do with the previous prostate problem he had.
