King Charles has made arrangements to spend his summers with his daughter-in-law, Katherine, the Princess of Wales, in a bid to cherish more moments together amidst their individual battles with cancer.
Closer Weekly reports that the monarch discussed with the Princess of Wales the idea of heading to Balmoral together for the summer, accompanied by their children: Prince George, Princess Charlotte, and Prince Louis. They eagerly anticipate this summer getaway, with Kate possibly spending some time with Charles before the rest of the family joins. A source revealed that she plans to bring the children but without extended family members.
This decision follows an insider's revelation that the Princess of Wales, whom Charles regards as a daughter figure, endeavors to uplift his spirits despite her own cancer ordeal. Kate consistently boosts Charles's morale by offering him things to look forward to in the future, according to a source cited in In Touch Weekly. She shares with him any nature spots or places they can visit together when they're both feeling up to it. As for his other daughter-in-law, King Charles purportedly has no intention of inviting the Sussexes to Balmoral Castle this summer.
Reports indicate that Charles is not inclined to extend an invitation to Prince Harry and Meghan Markle to visit Balmoral this summer. Commentators speculate that the Sussexes, who relocated to the Santa Barbara neighborhood in 2020 after stepping back as senior royals, are unlikely to return to royal duties anytime soon.
Despite Harry's scheduled appearance at St. Paul's Cathedral in London on May 8th to mark the 10th anniversary of the Invictus Games, which he founded, there's little pressure for him to resume his royal obligations. Tom Quinn, a commentator, remarked that even if Harry expressed a desire to assist, and even if Charles were incapacitated, the call for help wouldn't extend to Montecito, solidifying the US as Harry's primary residence.
Harry's formal declaration of the US as his country of residence underscores his estrangement from the British royal family. Recent documents submitted to Companies House in the UK reveal that Harry amended his travel filings to reflect his primary residency in the US rather than Britain. Moreover, the Sussexes have been excluded from the royal family's communication channels and are not regularly updated on the health status of King Charles and the Princess of Wales.
Columnist Morin Kahan alleges that a palace-imposed information blackout on the Sussexes was initiated following the cancer diagnosis of the two top royals. This lack of communication was evident when Harry and Meghan, like the rest of the public, learned about the Princess of Wales's cancer diagnosis only after it was publicly announced. Speaking to GBN America, Callahan emphasized that the Sussexes' connection to the royal family is their main point of interest, but now they are left in the dark with no insights into the health of Kate or the king, thus rendering them with little to offer.
