Prince Harry feels ‘more spare than ever’ after Kate Middleton’s cancer announcement

Despite the luxurious setting, Prince Harry may be feeling particularly isolated following the public revelation of Kate Middleton’s cancer diagnosis, according to a royal author. The announcement of Middleton’s diagnosis on March 22 caught attention, raising questions about whether Prince Harry and Meghan Markle were informed beforehand. Dr. Tessa Dunlop, a royal author, suggested that Harry, often considered the “spare” royal, might feel even more sidelined in the wake of Middleton’s health news. Amid discussions about the rift between the royal brothers, there is speculation about Harry’s upcoming visit to the UK for the Invictus Games, where he may reunite with Prince William.

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Insights on the Sussexes’ Response to Kate Middleton’s Cancer Diagnosis

Dr. Dunlop expressed sympathy for the Sussexes, acknowledging their decision to leave their royal roles for a new life in California in 2020. She highlighted the common dilemma of expressing criticism within families, juxtaposing it with the news of Middleton’s cancer diagnosis. Giovanna Fletcher, a podcast host and celebrity, shared her admiration for Middleton, describing her as a “wonderful human” known for her ability to connect with others. Reflecting on past interactions, Fletcher recalled lighthearted moments shared with Middleton, including a conversation about nipple cream. Middleton’s absence from the Easter Sunday service this year, following her chemotherapy treatment post-abdominal surgery, sparked speculation and drew insensitive comments from some celebrities, prompting subsequent apologies.

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