Why did Prince Harry travel so quickly to visit his father?

The presence of Harry In London it always arouses suspicion in the media most critical of the prince. He Duke of Sussexwho boarded a British Airways plane as soon as the announcement of breast cancer was made public. king Charles III, landed on British soil this Tuesday, February 6, and headed to Clarence House. The reunion between father and son lasted 45 minutes. An express trip that has caught the attention of some newspapers, such as The Daily Telegraph which speaks of the prince's “race” to see the monarch.

Carlos, in the middle of cancer treatment, travels by helicopter from Sandringham, where he has set up his headquarters, to London. After his meeting with his son Harry, which took place at Clarence House, the monarch returned to his home. It's a two and a half trip if the King were in a car.

Two pitfalls in London

In addition, there were two obstacles for the Duke of Sussex upon his arrival in the United Kingdom: what his accommodation would be in the City and his meeting with William. For now, the Prince of Wales has stood him down. After activating Megxit, leaving his public duties and moving to the United States, the logistics of hosting Harry In London it always causes media noise. In the end, he has opted for a luxury hotel, as he publishes Daily Mail, and has avoided Frogmore Cottage, in Windsor, the official residence of the Windsors, which is empty and was the last one assigned to the Sussex before his departure, in March 2020.

Regarding his relationship with Guillermo, the situation is stuck. This distance between the two brothers has become chronic. The heir's platitude to Harry and his resounding “I have more important things to do,” as his surroundings revealed, seems like a declaration of intent. The press speculates on the possibility that the duke will return to Los Angeles and that meeting will not take place.

The family, personal and work situation could not be more complex for Guillermo.. The prince is dedicated to the recovery of his wife, Kate, 42, who underwent abdominal surgery; and taking care of his three children. A job that must be reconciled with his official agenda and with the substitution of his father at public events. Carlos, separated from his public commitments to focus on medically prescribed cancer treatment, relies on two figures to represent him: his son, his heir, and his wife, Queen Camilla. The prince will resume his work this Friday the 9th and will attend the annual charity gala of London's Air Ambulance, a charity association that raises funds to improve emergency air medical services.