Prince Charles suffering from cancer: Prince Harry drops a big clue about his state of health, experts are clear

Since the announcement of his cancer, the whole of the United Kingdom has been holding its breath for Charles III: operated on the prostate a few weeks ago, the king must now fight against the disease and will not make his comeback in public before ‘to be cured. But his fans could breathe easy in a short time, since according to experts, the sovereign would be doing quite well.

And it is on the attitude of Prince Harry that they are basing themselves. Informed by his father of illness, the youngest son of King Charles immediately took the plane to go to London and see him, for the first time in 16 months. An interview which lasted only 45 minutes, before King Charles left London for his castle in the countryside.

And who could have suggested, at first glance, that the situation was serious. But according to the royal chroniclers, it is above all his departure the next day that must be interpreted in a positive way. Returning to Los Angeles after 24 hours, in fact, the prince concluded according to them that his father’s condition was not too serious.

His attitude, according to experts, would also have been reassuring: “Harry’s body language, which looks relieved, should provide positive clues about his father’s current state. His shoulders and body look relaxed, and the way he shoves his hands in his pockets as he walks suggests more of a relaxed attitude than any sign of tension or anxiety.“, an expert would have explained to the Mirror, concluding that “the expression in his eyes is animated, tinged with a smile, and he seems to share laughter with the people who accompany him. The idea is that he leaves the UK with some sense of comfort, having seen his father during their brief encounter“.

An astonishing treatment

At the moment, however, no information has been given on the subject. Indeed, if Charles III was very transparent about his health, he did not give details on his cancer, nor on the organ affected, nor on the progress of the disease. Queen Camilla, who has been carrying out part of her missions in recent days, only clarified that she “was doing extremely well” and that he was under treatment.

A treatment different from what one might think: in fact, King Charles would not really want to follow a traditional treatment of chemotherapy or radiotherapy, but would have decided to test more natural remedies. Will they help him heal? Some British media doubt it, but there is no doubt that the king is well supported.

In addition to his son Harry, his other son William has also taken on some of his responsibilities and must keep an eye on the health of his father, operated on in the same clinic as his wife Kate Middleton, currently convalescing. His sister Anne, too, is there to replace him and probably to give him advice. In short, we have no doubt that he will manage to get out of this quickly!