Prince Harry recently made a suggestive comment hinting at his father’s well-being and his own priorities moving forward. The Duke of Sussex, aged 41, visited the UK last week and reunited with his 76-year-old father, whom he had not seen in 19 months since February 2024 when the King was diagnosed with cancer. Their brief meeting at Clarence House lasted about 50 minutes before Harry had to leave for another commitment.

Following the meeting, Harry assured reporters that his father was “great,” indicating a positive step towards repairing their strained relationship that had been strained since he and Meghan Markle stepped back from royal duties in 2020 and relocated to California. The Duke and Duchess attracted attention with interviews and the release of their Netflix series, creating tensions within the royal family.

During a recent visit to Ukraine, Harry avoided discussing his father directly but alluded to the King’s health in a cryptic statement to The Guardian, mentioning that his focus in the upcoming year will be on his father. This implied desire to spend more time with his father and concerns about his health have been recurring themes in Harry’s public statements.

In a previous interview with the BBC, Harry expressed his wish for reconciliation with his father, acknowledging the preciousness of life and the urgency of their relationship. He defended his actions, including his memoir release and Netflix projects, as attempts to offer their perspective and correct existing narratives.

Rumors have surfaced about Harry and Meghan considering a return to the UK, with speculations that they are contemplating enrolling their children, Prince Archie and Princess Lilibet, in British educational institutions. A source close to the couple revealed Harry’s desire for his children to benefit from the family network present in the UK, emphasizing his commitment to providing them with the best education similar to his own experiences at prestigious schools like Ludgrove and Eton.