Prince Harry, the Duke of Sussex, will publicly discuss his father King Charles’ health for the first time since the diagnosis. In an interview with Will Reeve on Good Morning America, Harry shared details about how he learned of his father’s cancer diagnosis and provided insight into King Charles’ condition. According to reports from People magazine, King Charles informed his family of his cancer diagnosis before announcing it to the public on February 5.

Upon learning of his father’s diagnosis, Harry promptly “jumped on a plane” to be by his side in the UK. Expressing his love for his family, Harry emphasized his gratitude for the opportunity to spend time with his father during this challenging time.

Although King Charles has not disclosed the specific type of cancer he is battling, the palace has confirmed that it is not prostate cancer. When asked about his father’s health, Harry stated, “That stays between me and him,” highlighting the privacy surrounding the matter.

Despite his recent hour-long visit, Harry hopes to reunite with his father soon and plans to incorporate visits with family into his upcoming travel itinerary. He remains optimistic that King Charles’ diagnosis will serve as a catalyst for unity within the family.

Harry’s recent visit marks the first time he has seen his father since King Charles’ coronation last May. While acknowledging the unfortunate circumstances that brought the family together, Harry expressed hope that the diagnosis will prompt reconciliation and healing among family members.

The article concludes with a reflection on the bittersweet nature of a cancer diagnosis bringing a family together, emphasizing the importance of resolving conflicts before it’s too late.