DISOWNED‼️King Charles Angrily Disowned Prince Harry and Cancels his Return to the UK

 

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King Charles III, who is reportedly desperate to see his grandchildren Archie and Lilibet, may have sent a meaningful signal to his estranged son Prince Harry through his recent public comments. The monarch showered praise on his eldest son Prince William in a speech marking William's 25th year as Prince of Wales, but made no mention of Harry or his achievements with the Invictus Games. 

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In a heartfelt tribute delivered in Cardiff earlier this year, King Charles paid tribute to William's "dedication to Wales." He celebrated William taking on the title of Prince of Wales after Charles's ascension to the throne. Coming shortly after a statement from Harry about the upcoming Invictus Games, the timing of the king's speech has led some to suggest it highlights the growing distance between father and son.


While Harry continues to be recognized internationally for his work with the Invictus Games, the king's public focus remains firmly on William. The video of Charles' address was shared on the royal family's social media accounts. For many, it served as a celebration of William's role as Prince of Wales - a role that Harry has been removed from by virtue of stepping back as a working royal.

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The noticeable absence of any mention of Harry and his charity work fuels speculation about tensions between the two. It seems King Charles may be keen to emphasize William's position while keeping his estranged son at arm's length publicly. However, reports say Charles remains desperate to see Archie and Lilibet, suggesting he hasn't fully closed the door on a reconciliation with Harry either. Only time will tell if the father and son can resolve their differences.


Harry Advocates for Mental Fitness 


In a passionate speech at the United Nations, Prince Harry emphasized the importance of mental health and introduced a new framing of "mental fitness." The Duke of Sussex underscored that good mental health is "not a luxury" but a "necessity" during his solo visit to New York in September.

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Harry joined Queen Masango Matihono-Lelo of Lesotho to advocate for mental health support for young people around the world. He cited rising youth suicide rates as an urgent issue. In his remarks, the duke stressed the need for "global action" and "the courage to break the stigma" surrounding mental health discussions.


Notable in Harry's speech was his suggestion that society should start referring to mental health as "mental fitness." Dr. Tessy Ojo, who works with the Diana Award charity alongside Harry, said the prince himself proposed the reframing to her before their panel discussion. 


Emphasizing well-being over illness, the idea of mental fitness aims to destigmatize conversations and encourage preventative habits like exercising one's mental strength, in the same way we discuss physical fitness. Both Harry and Ojo are patrons of the Diana Award, which continues Princess Diana's efforts to empower young people.

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Jamaican advocate Christina Williams, who joined Harry and Ojo's panel, spoke highly of the prince's encouragement. She said he made the panelists feel at ease and passionate about continuing their important work. For Harry, championing mental fitness as a global priority closely aligns with the message of empowerment at the heart of both the Invictus Games and Diana's legacy.


A Glimpse Into Harry and Meghan's California Life


Journalist Briany Gordon, who considers Harry and Meghan friends, has offered a glimpse into their life in California that differs from perceptions. The Sussexes reside in Montecito with Archie and Lilibet, generally keeping to themselves according to reports, though some locals claim to be annoyed by their presence.  


However, Gordon says knowing the couple offers a different perspective. She describes Harry as "kind, funny, and pretty normal." When she shares this view, she often senses disappointment from people expecting aristocratic airs or drama. There seems an assumption that familiarity would paint the royals in a poorer light, rather than appreciate an informed viewpoint.


Gordon befriended Harry in 2016 during the Heads Together mental health campaign. She has since visited the Sussexes in America and says their lifestyle disappoints expectations. While fame remains, by distancing from the royal circus the couple have attained greater privacy and normalcy, according to those close to them.

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Of course, with a $14 million home and access to Hollywood circles, the Sussexes don't lack for luxury either. But as the world continues to scrutinize their choice to leave Britain, friends emphasize their essential humanity beyond royal titles. For now, Archie, Lilibet and dreams of freedom from paparazzi domination define this phase of Harry and Meghan's lives far from the Firm's formality. Time will tell how their story in America continues to unfold.

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