Prince Harry 'didn't want to be in the same room' as Queen Camilla when he spoke to the King about her cancer diagnosis, sources claim
The Duke of Sussex reportedly didn't want to be in the same room as Queen Camilla when he spoke to her father, King Charles III, about his cancer diagnosis.
Writing for The Telegraph, Camilla's friend and British journalist Petronella Wyatt said: 'Harry, I hear, preferred not to be in the same room as his stepmother when he spoke to the king about his cancer diagnosis.'
The father-of-two made a visit from California to London last week to see his father for 30 minutes following the monarch's surprise cancer revelation.
It's no secret that Harry and Camilla share a troubled relationship after the duke claimed in his memoir Spare last January that his stepmother was leaking stories about the royal family to the media to bolster her image.
He also branded her 'dangerous' and 'villainous' and claimed she 'sacrificed' him to improve her reputation.
Prince Harry flew to the British capital on a ten-hour flight from Los Angeles on Tuesday and arrived at Clarence House at 2:42 p.m.
The duke, who has been estranged from his father and brother Prince William since leaving royal life, quickly returned to Los Angeles and was in Las Vegas the next day to give a speech at an NFL awards ceremony.
During the meeting, the king only saw Harry for half an hour to keep his stress levels down, according to royal expert Robert Jobson.
He told The Sun: 'You don't want his blood pressure to go up. The King is not doing very well, whatever the type of cancer, he is undergoing treatment.
'The best thing for him is calm. After the initial kiss and hug, I love you dad, I hope you get better soon, what questions will arise? Things that will raise your blood pressure.
Charles was said to have been “disappointed” by his son's portrayal of Queen Camilla in his book Spare, according to a report in The Telegraph in November.
In the memoir, Harry wrote of Camilla: “I have complex feelings about gaining a stepfather who I thought had recently sacrificed me on his personal altar of PR.”
Harry also said that he and his brother Prince William 'begged' their father King Charles III, then Prince Charles, not to marry Camilla because they feared she would become their 'evil stepmother'.
In another jab, Harry described Camilla as “dangerous” and a “villain” who left “bodies in the street” in her desire to change the public’s perception of her.
In a TV interview to promote the book last January with Anderson Cooper on CBS News' 60 Minutes, Harry elaborated on his claims.
The Duke said: 'She was a third party in their (my parents') marriage, she needed to rehabilitate her image.
'This made her dangerous because of the connections she was establishing in the British press.
'Because of the connections she was making… there was an open willingness on both sides to exchange information.
“And with a family built up in the ranks, and with her on her way to becoming Queen Consort, there would be people or bodies left on the street because of this.”
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