After King Charles III was diagnosed with prostate cancer, the Duke of Sussex will leave the United States to be close to his family while the monarch begins treatment.
Following the confirmation by Buckingham Palace that, following the operation he underwent last week, Charles III has prostate cancer, Prince Harry will leave the United States in the next few hours to closely accompany his father during the treatment.
While it is unknown how long the Duke of Sussex will remain in the United Kingdom, Meghan Markle will stay in California taking care of her children, Archie and Lilibet Diana, awaiting further developments before the three of them move to the Old Continent.
For the moment, the monarch suspended his entire schedule, which Prince William would take alone due to the rest that was indicated to Kate Middleton after undergoing abdominal surgery at The London Clinic, the same health center where Charles III underwent surgery.
During his stay in the United Kingdom, Harry could stay at his former home (Frogmore Cottage) or at the Palace with his father.
In this context, it is clear that father and son will have hours of private talk to mend their relationship and it is expected that these can be repeated between the brothers who, after the hospitalization of the Princess of Wales, resumed contact after almost a year without speaking to each other word.
"His Majesty has begun a regular treatment program today, during which time doctors have advised him to postpone his public duties.
Throughout this period, His Majesty will continue to conduct business of State and official procedures as normal," indicates the statement published by the Palace and in which it is clear that the monarch will continue working from the Palace with the help of his children, which could result in Harry's return to an active presence in the monarchy.
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