Queen Camilla will not allow Prince Harry to be alone with King Charles, according to a royal author.
The Duke of Sussex’s relations with royalty have been affected by a series of sensationalist statements in recent years.
According to Angela Levin, Harry has lost the Queen’s trust and she is unwilling to let him speak to his father alone.
“Queen Camilla won’t allow Harry to speak to his father alone,” she told Amazing News.
“We can’t trust her. I think King Charles is vulnerable. He might say something about his health.”
Levin also hopes that Harry’s visit will be brief and tells Darren Grimes that he expects him to “come and go”.
“Nobody wants to see him,” he added.
“King Charles does because he’s their father and fathers love their sons, even if they go astray and misbehave.
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“I can’t imagine that happening during his stay. Last time, he arrived too early and was rushed out.
“Some say he saw his father for 20 minutes, others say it was half an hour.
“This time, it will be even more difficult because Mass at St. Paul’s Cathedral ends at 6 pm, exactly the time that the first garden party of the year, which King Charles will be attending, also ends at 6 pm.
“You can imagine that Charles will be vulnerable because he will be shaking hands with who knows how many people who will come,” he said.
“He won’t walk around as he usually does on these occasions, but I imagine he will be exhausted afterward and have a chance to have a word with the prime minister.”
It looks like Harry will be visiting his cancer-stricken father as he prepares for a rare trip to the UK.
He crosses the ocean this week to take part in a ceremony marking the 10th anniversary of the Invictus Games.
The prince will give a speech at the ceremony, which his wife Meghan Markle is not expected to attend.
It’s the first major event he’s attended in the UK for some time.
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