Three ‘stumbling blocks’ between Prince Harry and King Charles reunion as Camilla steps in
Hopes for a reconciliation between Prince Harry and King Charles are rumoured to have been squashed by Queen Camilla with hopes for a reunion unlikely.
Prince Harry made a rare public appearance in the UK celebrating achievements of young people and their families facing serious health conditions for his charity WellChild.
Harry attended their annual awards ceremony in central London on September 30 recognising the ‘little legend’s’ that reminded him ‘of the strength of the human spirit’.
Since leaving his Royal duties and embarking on a new life in the US with his wife, Meghan Markle, Harry has only returned to the UK a few times for various charity events.
The Duke of Sussex’s last appearance in the UK was in August for the memorial service of his uncle, Lord Robert Fellowes.
Harry’s hopes to meet up with father, King Charles, during his UK visit, are rumoured to have been dashed by three “stumbling blocks” – the first being Queen Camilla who has reportedly advised her husband not to meet up with his son.
According to reports, a father and son reunion will not take place as Charles is still in Scotland and staying at Balmoral.
Sources implied Camilla had expressed major concerns for the pair’s meeting due to the King’s health.
Two other stumbling blocks preventing their reunion are concerns regarding Prince William’s potential reaction who is still deeply hurt by Harry and a potential constitutional crisis that could ensue if Harry discusses security for himself while in the UK.
Camilla is said to be less enthused about a reunion between the pair as it could be too stressful for His Majesty in a time when he needs to relax.
