William in Turmoil Over King Charles’ Shocked ACTION to His BIG Plans Amidst Catherine Return

Since stepping down from his royal duties, Harry has made very few trips back home to the UK. Some of his most notable visits came in 2022 when he attended Queen Elizabeth II’s Platinum Jubilee before he returned later in the year after she died.

The part’s over for King Charles, now it’s time to get back to work. Even though the Monarch is optimistic about his treatment for cancer, his diagnosis and age are likely to revive talk about his reign being transitional. With news that Charles has been diagnosed with cancer and will temporarily step back from public-facing duties, attention will inevitably turn to William and his readiness and reported eagerness to one day ascend to the throne.

The Prince of Wales has also reportedly decided his brother Prince Harry’s role when he takes over the monarchy. Former royal aid Jason Knauf has made headlines after his recent appearance on 60 Minutes Australia, where he spoke about the rift between the two brothers. Although he no longer works for the Prince of Wales, he remains a close and trusted confidant. Knauf revealed that plans for William’s succession are an ongoing operation, but he will have to endure the loss of a father first.

“It’s one of these terrible paradoxes of this job. The future King will seemingly want his brother to attend his coronation. I have no doubt that William would want his brother to be, not so much maybe to play a part in it, but certainly to be there. This may be an extraordinary family that everyone gets to talk about and write about and see be interviewed and all that sort of stuff, but at the end of the day, it’s a family. Whatever reconciliation or bridge-building happens, it needs to be a three-way process. People keep asking about the king’s feelings, but William also has to be on board, which adds complexity. It’s tricky, and a situation nobody wants, but whatever the way forward is, it has to work for everybody.”

Harry’s chances of rekindling a relationship with the royal family seem to have been dealt a fresh blow after a telling move from King Charles recently. While the veteran was talking to him about previously competing in the Invictus Games, the king simply replied, “Fantastic,” seemingly refusing to be drawn into any conversation about his youngest son, who started the Invictus Games back in 2014.

Sharing their thoughts on Royal’s podcast, royal editors addressed the king’s decision not to be drawn into talking about his son. Now, the long-running battle over whether Prince Harry’s US visa application should be made public reaches a crunch date. Today is the deadline for the US government to state which legal documents can be disclosed relating to his visa application, which has come under scrutiny. Earlier this month, US President Donald Trump publicly spoke out about the case, saying he would not deport the Duke, but in a brutal dig at Megan, he added, “I’ll leave him alone, he’s got enough problems with his wife, she’s terrible.”

At the closing of the 2022 games in Vancouver, Prince Harry confirmed the next event will take place in Birmingham in June 2027. He has risked facing the wrath of his father, King Charles, after a decision was made relating to the next Invictus Games. Commentator Ephraim Hardcastle says it is a move that could irk the king as it would clash with his lavish plans for the Queen’s 80th birthday. Charles is said to be planning to pull out all the stops to celebrate his wife’s personal milestone, with events set to center around a Thanksgiving service at St George’s Chapel in Windsor.

US visa applications specifically ask the individual about current and past drug use, which can have a detrimental impact on the progress of the application. The submissions previously made by lawyer John BAU on behalf of DHS also said no publicly available information shows that Prince Harry would be convicted for a drug-related offense. Mr. BAU added that any suggestion from the Heritage Foundation of wrongdoing on behalf of the US government was purely speculative.

Since stepping down from his royal duties, Harry has made very few trips back home to the UK. Some of his most notable visits came in 2022 when he attended Queen Elizabeth II’s Platinum Jubilee before he returned later in the year after she died. Despite the distance between him and his family, ongoing reports suggest that he hopes for a reunion. However, it could be tricky if King Charles and Prince William are not on board.

During the interview, Knauf described the brothers’ relationship as hard and sad, while underscoring William’s preference for privacy. He has chosen to keep his thoughts private, and all of us who know him should do the same. Due to their years-long feud, it’s rare for Harry and William to be in the same room, but it does happen occasionally. The last time the estranged brothers were at a private memorial service for a Spencer family relative in Norfolk, England, in person, happened in August 2024. However, the source reported that the two brothers kept their distance at the service, nor were they seen speaking to each other.