Prince Harry returned to his homeland this time, hoping to use this opportunity to have a long-awaited reunion with his father, King Charles III, but missed this long-awaited opportunity for various reasons. It was widely expected that he would take time off from a brief trip to England to have a long conversation with his father to ease the tensions that had grown since the publication of his explosive memoir, "The Memorandum."
However, it backfired. Although Harry flew from California to London to participate in the 10th anniversary of the "Undefeated Games" he managed, he never had the opportunity to meet Charles III. The reason was that the king had a full schedule and had no time to take care of him. A spokesman for Harry's side also explained that he "understands" the "many responsibilities and priorities" that his father is currently tucked at.
It sounds like everything is normal. But if we dig deeper, it's not hard to see that the relationship between Harry and the rest of the royal family has long since fallen to a freezing point, and there is no hope of easing. Since Harry published the autobiographical book that lashed out at the royal family, accusing William, Camilla and others of "evil deeds", his father-son friendship with Charles III has completely broken down.
This time, Harry went to the UK, and even the most basic accommodation in the palace was not approved. It can be seen that he is now completely marginalized in the royal family, and reconciliation is almost an unattainable dream. William and Camilla are also adamantly opposed to Charles and Harry reuniting their old relationship, because Harry's book has hurt them badly, and the regret is too deep to be smoothed.
Although Charles III had a penchant for this rebellious young son, he had a more harmonious relationship with William and Camilla, and it was difficult to choose between the three. Therefore, even if there was an opportunity to meet in front of him, he chose to neglect his actions and avoid it.
In fact, Harry and Charles are strangers to each other, and it is not a day's cold.
Before Harry left the royal family, the father and son were extremely close, and Charles regarded Harry as a precious son and cared for him in every way. But after getting married from Ha, he suddenly thought that he had not been treated well, and gradually closed the door of his heart. In the end, a heart-rending accusation shattered the bond between them like a hammer.
Now that Charles sees Harry, he only feels worried and tired. Now that he has just recovered from an arduous journey against cancer, how can he be tortured like this again? Harry, on the other hand, said "understanding" on his lips, but he must have been very disappointed in his heart. In the final analysis, the rift between them is too deep, and it is difficult to restore the family relationship in a short time.
Charles's relationship with his eldest son, William, is even closer. During his time in the army in Afghanistan, Harry was determined to defend his country, and his courage earned him a reputation for bravery, of which William should be proud. But after leaving the military service, he drifted away and eventually defected from the royal family completely.
Therefore, it is not difficult to imagine that the King will not hesitate to place this laurel crown on William's head instead of the rebellious Harry for an upcoming major ceremony, the handover of the post of colonel of the Army Air Corps. Today, when the conflict between the two brothers has been unresolved, this move is meaningful, implying the idea of a united royal family.
Clearly, Harry is no longer able to incorporate this philosophy. His rift with the royal family has reached a point where it cannot be bridged. Even though they are polite on the surface, using euphemisms such as "no time to meet" and "understand the many duties of the king" to cover up their differences, the gap in their bones is impregnable, and no one is able to cross it.
Maybe Harry didn't expect that just one memoir would have such serious consequences, which would make a once happy royal family fall apart, and let him have no place in the UK!