Prince Harry was rushed to Los Angeles International Airport following King Charles’ cancer diagnosis and is expected to arrive in London on Tuesday.
The Duke of Sussex was photographed arriving in a black Range Rover to his exclusive private suite at the airport on Monday after his father Charles called to tell his son he had a form of cancer.
Prince Harry appeared to be traveling without his wife, Duchess Meghan, and their two children, Prince Archie and Princess Lilibet, according to photos obtained by The Sun.
Hello! understands that Meghan will stay with Archie and Lilibet at her parents’ home in Montecito and continue their schooling.
The Duke and Duchess of Sussex’s office confirmed: “The Duke has spoken to his father about his diagnosis and will travel to the UK to meet Her Majesty in the coming days.”
Prince Charles, 75, is said to have told Prince Harry of his diagnosis directly before announcing it to the world in a statement through Buckingham Palace.
Prince Harry will arrive in the UK around noon on Tuesday and will then go to meet his father. Check out all the latest updates…
What Prince Harry’s visit to the UK means
Prince Harry’s decision to fly home seems wise, but it may also indicate the seriousness of King Charles’ diagnosis.
Hello!‘Prince Harry’s arrival is a huge moment,’ Emily Nash, Royal Editor-in-Chief of ‘Prince Harry,’ said in a statement. It’s only natural that she would want to spend time with the prince after a long time.”
“This is a story of a family that comes together during difficult times, just like any other family.”
Photo of Princess Beatrice and Edoardo Mapelli Mozzi leaving Clarence House
King Charles’ niece Princess Beatrice and her husband Edoardo Mapelli Mozzi were seen driving into the back door of Clarence House in London on Tuesday morning. In photos obtained by the Daily Mail, the couple appeared to be smiling as they drove away after an apparent visit.
King Charles’ transparency reflects his ‘style’ as monarch
Speaking on BBC Radio 4’s Today program on Tuesday, former royal press secretary Simon Lewis said Prince Charles’ openness about his health reflected his “style” as a monarch.
”I think it was actually the style of King’s first year.” he said. “This is obviously one of the elements of that. But if you think about this book and the access that was given to Robert Hardman, if you think about documentaries, if you think about his whole style as King, this is very much a part of it. I think we agree.
“And I think his advisers, in this statement, and I’m sure we’re going to talk about it, actually get it right.
“I think 20 years ago we would have issued a very abrupt and short statement, but that’s it. And I think they did the best they could, given that the King has been diagnosed with cancer. .A lot of people know that it’s a pretty difficult process to deal with.”
How Queen Camilla will support Prince Charles’ treatment
Queen Camilla will no doubt be by her husband’s side following his diagnosis.
It is unclear how actively the Queen will support King Charles, but Camilla, 76, is expected to support her husband while continuing to carry out her royal duties.
Hello! Royal editor Emily Nash explains: ”The Queen will be a tower of strength for the King as he undergoes cancer treatment. She understands this issue well from her work with Maggie’s Cancer Center and will be by his side every step of the way. ”
Crowd showing support outside Buckingham Palace
Crowds gathered outside Buckingham Palace on Tuesday to show support for the king, who has been diagnosed with cancer. Tourists and local residents said their thoughts were with Charles and they hoped the royal family would “come together” and “relieve some of his burden.”
Lisa Nash, 61, added that the royal family “does so much for this country” and wished them well.
She said: “My thoughts are with him and I’m grateful that he was able to provide people with this piece of information because when you go through a disease like cancer, it’s pretty tough to be in the public eye. I’m happy, but I’m so glad he’s leaving the rest behind.” I think he needs to do that for his own peace of mind, which is hard enough on its own, but I don’t want him to leave.” I wish you all the best, and I’m sure he’ll get through it and things will be fine.. ”
Nash added: “I love the royal family. I think they have done so much for this country and will continue to do so. They should work together and hopefully I hope that this will alleviate some of the burden on the royal family and allow them to focus on protecting the honor of the royal family.” Better. “
King Charles remains in charge of national affairs
Buckingham Palace confirmed that King Charles will continue to “carry out state affairs and official business as usual”, including meetings of the Privy Council and weekly audiences with the prime minister.
Former royal butler Grant Harrold told Sky News that King Charles’ diagnosis will not prevent him from carrying out his duties.
“He’s a guy who doesn’t let anything stop him, so I wouldn’t be surprised if he says he’s going to continue working behind the scenes when it comes to health,” Grant said. “Just like his late mother, he is a person who puts duty above all else, and dare I say it above health.”
Prince William takes on more responsibility
The Prince of Wales has taken on additional responsibilities after his father was diagnosed with cancer. It is thought that Prince William will not be fulfilling Charles’ constitutional role, but will be taking on additional duties related to Charles’ official duties.
Harry’s relationship with his father
Prince Harry has had troubles in his relationship with his father in recent years, but he hopes the medical exam will pave the way for reconciliation.
talk Hello!On ‘A Right Royal Podcast’, royal author Robert Hardman, who published a new royal book last month, New King Charles III. new courtroom.inside story – The King has revealed that he “definitely” wants to reconcile with Harry.
He described Charles as “an optimist” and “non-confrontational” and therefore open to reconciling with his second son.
King Charles’ cancer diagnosis
News of Prince Charles’ cancer diagnosis was revealed through a statement from Buckingham Palace on Monday night. It said: “His Majesty today began a regular medical treatment schedule, during which time doctors have advised him to postpone official duties. During this period, His Majesty will continue to carry out his State and official duties as normal.” .
“The King is grateful to the medical team for the rapid intervention made possible thanks to recent hospital procedures. He remains completely positive about his treatment and intends to return to full official duties as soon as possible. I’m looking forward to it.
“His Majesty has chosen to make his diagnosis public in order to avoid speculation and in the hope that it will help the public understand the lives of people around the world affected by cancer.”
Buckingham Palace did not confirm the type of cancer, but said it was not prostate cancer.
The palace said: “His Majesty is undergoing treatment for an enlarged prostate. During this intervention another concern was brought up and he was subsequently diagnosed with a form of cancer. You will receive appropriate treatment.
“No further details are available at this stage, but Her Majesty is receiving specialist treatment and looks forward to returning to full royal duties as soon as possible.”
The press note added: “His Majesty is grateful to the medical team for their professional care and prompt intervention and remains fully positive about his treatment and looks forward to returning to full official duties as soon as possible.” .
Prince Charles was diagnosed with cancer after undergoing treatment for an enlarged prostate at a London clinic. Queen Camilla was by her side to support the King and traveled to visit Charles during his treatment.
News of the king’s benign illness first came to light on January 17 when he was diagnosed after developing symptoms while in Birkhall, Scotland.