Buckingham Palace’s recent release of King Charles’ latest portrait to mark the Easter weekend has sparked concerns regarding the monarch’s health amidst his ongoing cancer diagnosis. Royal expert Michael Cole has drawn attention to visible effects of Charles’ cancer treatment in the new portrait, raising questions about the monarch’s well-being.
In a commentary on the portrait, Cole observed that the effects of Charles’ cancer treatment are discernible, indicating the challenges the King is currently facing. Speaking on GB News, Cole emphasized the significance of Charles’ appearance at Sunday’s Easter service, suggesting that the monarch appeared visibly worried.
Beyond his physical appearance, Charles is burdened with other worries, including concerns about his younger son, Prince Harry, and daughter-in-law, Kate Middleton, who have both been diagnosed with cancer. Despite Charles’ previous calls for reconciliation during an interview with Good Morning America, Harry has yet to reconnect with any other member of the Royal family except his father.
Cole highlights the upcoming UK visit of Prince Harry in May for the Invictus Games 10th Anniversary as a pivotal moment for the family. Charles, who is reportedly worried about Harry, anticipates the reunion with his son amidst the backdrop of ongoing family challenges.
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“It’s an important time, and of course he has other worries, not least Prince Harry out in California and what he’s doing,” Cole remarked. “And other members of the Royal Family in trouble. Real trouble at the moment is notably Kate, his beloved daughter-in-law, as he always refers to her.”
As King Charles navigates his own health battles alongside concerns for his family members, the upcoming gatherings and reunions within the Royal family hold significant weight, underscoring the complexities of familial dynamics amidst challenging times.
