Prince Harry will be at the bedside of his cancer-stricken father Charles III in the afternoon

He remained calm during his father's and Kate Middleton's respective hospitalizations. Behind the scenes, Prince Harry may have sent his wishes for a speedy recovery to Charles III, who recently underwent surgery for benign prostatic hypertrophy, and the Princess of Wales, who underwent “planned abdominal surgery”. Both were later discharged from the hospital. This, without the Duke of Sussex, who is currently in California, has taken to their bed. However, as reported by Buckingham Palace on February 5, Meghan Markle's husband reacted very quickly when he learned that his father was suffering from cancer.

“He talked to his father about this diagnosis.”

Prince Harry put their differences aside and headed to the airport overnight Daily Mail. A witness reportedly saw a luxury Range Rover arrive at LAX on the evening of February 5th. Meghan Markle's husband will be on the first flight to London early in the morning. Thus he has to come to England for “lunch”. It is currently unknown where the prince resides.

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The Duke of Sussex had already been informed of his father's condition before the official announcement from Buckingham Palace. “The Duke spoke to his father about the diagnosis,” a witness told the British newspaper on Tuesday, February 6. He is flying to England in the coming days to see His Majesty. According to a press release from Buckingham Palace, “another cause for concern was noted” while the monarch was hospitalized. “Subsequent tests established a form of cancer,” the document states. Her Majesty began a routine treatment program today, during which doctors have advised her to postpone public engagements.

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The palace indicates that the sovereign continues to be responsible for the affairs of the state. “The king is grateful for the quick intervention of his medical team, thanks to his recent hospitalization. He is fully confident about his treatment and looks forward to fully fulfilling his public duties soon. Before continuing: “To avoid any speculation, this will contribute to the public understanding of cancer sufferers around the world. In the hope that, Her Majesty has chosen to share her diagnosis.” The nature of the cancer was not specified, but is not linked to the benign surgery she underwent last week.