Now, days later, as news circulates about King Charles undergoing prostate surgery and Catherine having an abdominal procedure, The Mirror reports that "Prince Harry and Meghan Markle sent a get-well message to Kate Middleton and King Charles two months after King Charles and Princess Kate were named in a race route." Both are facing health scares, prompting Harry and Meghan to extend a public pledge of support, seen as an olive branch. However, it's doubtful that Catherine and King Charles would be eager to accept any kind of olive branch from the two "traitors" in Montecito
The audacity of Harry and Meghan, who publicly accused Catherine and King Charles of racism, now attempting to mend ties by merely sending well-wishing messages, is questionable. Even if the message was indeed sent, celebrating it as a noteworthy achievement is dubious. Sending get-well messages to family members facing health crises should be considered the bare minimum for Harry and Meghan, given their familial ties.
According to a source, Prince Harry and Meghan did reach out privately to express concern and best wishes, but the question remains: if Harry can send private messages, why couldn't he extend well-wishes to his sister-in-law and father during a recent public appearance in LA? It raises concerns about the kind of person Harry has become, or perhaps always was, despite the palace's efforts to portray him differently.
While some, like former press secretary Dickie Arbiter, commend Harry and Meghan for acknowledging the health issues, others argue that the relationship is irreparably broken. The skepticism surrounding the authenticity of the olive branch persists, with many viewing it as a publicity stunt to salvage their tarnished image.
Now, turning to some viewer comments from a previous video, there's a shared sentiment of relief that Prince Harry, Prince Andrew, and Princess Beatrice are excluded from serving as counselors of State. Suggestions arise, such as incorporating Sweden's rule for succession, requiring education in the UK and UK citizenship for potential heirs. Commenters express appreciation for King Charles and Parliament's decision to sideline non-working members of the royal family.
