Harry is said to have been deeply hurt by his father, Charles III, after being betrayed by his father during a visit to the United Kingdom. Although the prince issued a note saying that he ‘understood his majesty’s custom of dedication’, he did not, in fact, feel so, for the reasons for the refusal were known to all.
Harry was in his home country to celebrate the 10th anniversary of the ‘Invictus’ marathon. Even though they were very close to each other at about 3 km distance, Charles did not try to find his son – which created controversy among fans of the British royal family.
The Prince arrived and issued a statement on the matter: “In response to the many questions and ongoing speculation as to whether or not the Duke will be in England this week, unfortunately due to his busy schedule it is not possible. majesty “The Duke, of course, understands his father’s schedule and many priorities and looks forward to seeing him soon,” Harry’s spokesperson said.
According to royal affairs expert Tom Quinn, Harry was completely shocked that his father refused to look at him for even a moment. “This time the rejection hurt because it was so public. Harry could have issued a statement explaining that he completely understood why his father didn’t have time to see him, but everyone knew it had nothing to do with the King’s busy schedule.”
While Harry was in London, Charles was on a tight schedule. He hosted Prime Minister Rishi Sunak in a weekly meeting and visited army camps. She also hosted a garden party at Buckingham Palace and did not invite her son.
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