In the Palace they assumed that the monarch would be in good health until his mid-eighties, but the recent diagnosis changed plans.
Since the Sandringham summit, the dynamics of the British royal family have been in the spotlight, especially regarding Harry's future in the Crown. Although it was expected that Charles III's health would bring the family closer together, recent events suggest a much deeper connection. A well-planned "game of thrones" by the King and William could mean the end of Harry's role in the royal succession.
According to a recent article in 'The Mirror', Charles III and William are secretly working on succession planning, leaving Prince Harry aside. Tom Quinn, a royal expert, points out that the Prince of Wales is at the center of this process, while trust in Harry has waned, especially after his interviews and media attacks in 'Spare', his first memoir.
The future king, William, is at the heart of this succession plan. Although it was assumed that Charles III would remain healthy until his mid-eighties, the beginning of the process suggests that the King's cancer could be more serious than previously thought. Harry is excluded from this equation, since he could seek media support if he feels slighted. Critical Voices Report.
Although Charles III's youngest son expressed gratitude for seeing his father and claimed to love his family, his return to British royal life will only happen if his father asks and allows it. Additionally, Harry preferred that the Queen not be present during her conversation with the King about his cancer diagnosis, underscoring the strain in his relationship with Camilla, his stepmother.
The Duke of Sussex has had a troubled relationship with Camilla, whom he accused in her memoir of leaking stories to the media to boost her image. This complicated dynamic between Harry and the British royal family has been the subject of discussion, highlighting challenges in succession and family dynamics.
