Prince Harry faced major criticism for his remarks on the health of King Charles.
Recently, the Duke of Sussex made shocking claims in his explosive interview with the BBC.
During the interview, Harry said that he “would love reconciliation” with his father. He added that it is useless to “fight”, saying: “I don’t know how long my father has.”
As King Charles is currently fighting cancer, royal experts criticized Harry for his comment.
Ailsa Anderson, who was a press secretary in the fire, told Sky News: “This will cause real concerns and more speculation in the media and the wider audience on what his diagnosis is, which is incredibly useless in the future.”
“What you don’t want to do is that your private life was playing in the media. So if you really want reconciliation, you will do it in private, not in an interview with BBC News,” she added.
Prince Harry, the Duke of Sussex, also said in the interview that King Charles “will not speak to him” because of the security affair.
