Prince Harry will land in the UK today to meet his father, King Charles, who has cancer: the end of the family break-up? | people | entertainment

Behind the King Charles III cancer diagnosis, It was announced yesterday, Monday, February 5, by Buckingham Palace, that it had learned that his son Prince Harry He flew from California to land in the UK on Tuesday and meet his father, with whom he hasn't had the best contact lately.

There is such a strong distance between them that it caused Harry not to attend the celebration of the 75th birthday of the King of the United Kingdom. There were several reasons that did not allow for reconciliation between father and son, including the Duke's apparent disapproval of his consort, Queen Camilla.

The King personally called his son Harry to inform him of his health condition, and this could have been a warm conversation. This angered the Duke of Sussex, who left the royal family about four years ago to live with his wife. meghan Markle, Take an emergency trip to your father's.

As mentioned the sun, The prince was seen arriving at a private terminal at Los Angeles Airport in his black Range Rover. He is due to land on Tuesday to be with King Charles, 75, as soon as possible.

The flight was reportedly delayed due to flood warnings and stormy weather in California. It is not known where Harry will stay when he arrives in Europe..

Markle will reside in her mansion in Montecito with her two children: Archie, four years old, and Lilibet, two years old. Which means they will no longer visit Canada to participate in various public engagements in the context of the Invictus Games.

King's cancer was discovered during his recent surgery for benign prostatic hyperplasia, where a “separate issue of concern” was noted. “Subsequent diagnostic tests identified a form of cancer.”, The palace reported.

This is how the King of England has already begun his regular treatment schedule, which will force him to postpone public duties on the advice of doctors: He added: “Throughout this period, His Majesty the King will continue to carry out state affairs and official duties as usual.”. (Yo)