Prince Harry continues to live in California with Meghan Markle and their two children, Archie and Lilibet. Since stepping back from royal duties in 2020, Harry has focused on philanthropic work and media projects through their Archewell Foundation, while keeping some ties to the royal family.

In February 2024, Buckingham Palace confirmed that King Charles III had been diagnosed with cancer—though the specific type was not disclosed. The illness was discovered during treatment for a separate prostate issue. As a result, the King scaled back public duties but remained involved in key state responsibilities.

Although Prince Harry has not made a public statement about his father’s diagnosis, he reportedly flew to London shortly after the news broke and visited Charles privately at Clarence House. The meeting, though brief, was confirmed by several reliable news sources.

Media speculation about family tension continues, but no official comments have confirmed any estrangement. Harry has previously spoken about personal struggles and his ongoing commitment to both family and charitable causes.

Back in California, Harry and Meghan have remained active in media and advocacy work—signing content deals with Netflix and Spotify and supporting causes like mental health and women’s rights. While they’ve chosen to raise their family away from royal life, they’ve emphasized their dedication to service and privacy.

With the King’s health in the spotlight, interest in the royal family has surged again. But official updates have been limited, in line with the Palace’s longstanding approach to handling personal matters with discretion.

At this time, there is:

• No new health update beyond the King’s diagnosis,

• No confirmed royal reunions or role changes,

• And no evidence backing viral rumors of tragic family news.

For accurate updates, follow official sources like the Royal Family’s website, BBC News, or Reuters. In a time of growing speculation, facts—and respect for privacy—matter more than ever.