It's believed that Harry was denied the opportunity to meet with his father, King Charles, and his brother, Prince William, to commemorate the monarch, despite making the journey to the UK for a solo visit. One can only imagine the pain and isolation he might be experiencing on such a significant day.
Renowned royal expert Jennie Bond discussed King Charles, highlighting his deep concern for unity, harmony, community, and family. She acknowledged that beneath it all, Charles would likely be saddened by the fact that Harry was in the country on this solemn occasion and yet chose not to see his own father.
Now, let's turn our attention to Prince Harry's visit and his somewhat subdued speech at the WellChild Awards. It's hard to ignore the feeling that Harry's presence in the UK during this time may be more of a publicity move than a sincere expression of respect and love for his late grandmother.
This leaves us pondering whether Harry regrets some of his choices, particularly in light of the strained relationship between him and the rest of the Royal Family. Could this be a moment of reflection, a realization that family should always come first, regardless of circumstances?
In his speech, Harry did mention his late grandmother, but it raises the question: is it too little, too late? Should he have made a greater effort to bridge the divide with his family, especially on such a momentous day?
