Both King Charles and Kate Middleton received devastating news in 2024 — the monarch was diagnosed with cancer in February, followed by the Princess of Wales in March.

While Middleton completed her cancer treatment in September last year, the King remains under treatment and medical supervision.

Commenting on their cancer battles, Dr. Aseem Malhotra, a leading adviser to anti-vaccine Health Secretary Robert F. Kennedy Jr., claimed that Middleton and Charles may have developed cancer as a result of the COVID-19 vaccine.

Malhotra made a statement during a speech at the annual conference of Nigel Farage’s MAGA-inspired Reform Party on September 6.

Prince Harry’s return to the UK has stirred speculation of a possible reunion with his father, King Charles.

It will be his first visit in months, after losing his legal battle for state-funded security, timed around the WellChild Awards and coinciding with the third anniversary of Queen Elizabeth’s death — the perfect backdrop that has royal watchers wondering if the estranged father and son will finally sit down.

But royal insiders suggest such a meeting will only take place if Harry agrees to one condition.

Through centuries of upheaval, the Crown has endured by holding fast to continuity while adapting to change, with the heir and the spare anchoring that balance.

Now, as speculation grows about a possible reconciliation between King Charles and Prince Harry, the spare, a royal insider argues that the monarch cannot afford to turn his back on his younger son, because doing so risks undermining the very foundation of the monarchy.

Former royal photographer Ian Pelham Turner stressed that the King’s role as head of the family is inseparable from his duty as sovereign.

“The monarchy is still standing because of its continuity and adaptability,” he explained.

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