Can King Charles heal the royal family crisis before it is too late?

King Charles III was busy last week on the occasion of the eighties of the Allies defeating Nazi Germany and preparing to travel to Canada to open Parliament later this month. But his public schedule was spoiled again by a Big eruption From his younger son, Prince Harry.

It has become a familiar pattern of the 76 -year -old king. Two years after his crowning, his covenant is formed as everyone who is full of events without changing his basic novel – from the besieged father in managing the chaotic embrace.

Harry’s emotional call to be reconciled with his family-who was conducted in an interview with him recently with the BBC, in which he thought about the period in which his father, afflicted with cancer, left to live-he re-swings in the return of bitter rupture within the royal family, which has not yet found her foot in the Karulian era still.

“There is a rebel in the way we see Charles,” said Ed Owens, the historian who writes about British monarchy. “It was not really going, and we are not sure of the time it will continue.”

The king is sure to do a lot. Although she was undergoing weekly cancer treatments, he traveled to France, Australia, Poland and Italy. He found time to organize Apple Music’s operating menu (Kylie minogue and Bob Marley), and showed a host in the government state and put pictures.

But Harry’s comments, which came after a legal defeat on his security arrangements in Britain, pulled attention to the rift that was opened in 2020 when he and his wife Megan withdrew from royal life and moved to California.

Some royal observers warn that unless Charles finds a way to recover from this rift, he may determine his reign, which reduces the messages of tolerance and inclusiveness that he has long been defended.

“When history comes to write about the king, it will be badly reflected,” said Peter Hunt, a former BBC’s royal correspondent. “It represents an institution that revolves around the family, unity, and promoting forgiveness. His role is to combine people, yet he cannot bring people to the doorstep.”

Buckingham Palace refused to comment on the king’s relationship with his son. But he once again pushed Harry’s dispute in a BBC interview that his father could have done more to avoid him to lose the automatic police protection of the public when he visited Britain.

A spokesman for the palace said in an unusual tart statement.

On May 2, the Court of Appeal ruled that a government committee has been properly acted in depriving Harry of automatic protection after he stopped being a worker. He said he does not believe that it is safe to bring his wife and children home without this security.

The palace appealed to the journalists not to focus on family drama within a week dedicated to celebrating the anniversary. Mr. Hunt said that calming the water had an impact on keeping the spotlight on Harry too long.

“It is a special issue, but they use the fully weight of the institution to respond to it,” said Mr. Hunt.

Harry is still separated from his older brother, Prince William, as well as his father, who adds to the image of a divided and decreasing family. When members of the royal family gathered on the balcony of Buckingham Palace to watch a bridge of war aircraft last week, their ranks were significantly consistent.

The brother of the younger king, Prince Andrew, is still in internal exile, following the scandal about his relations to the disgraceful sex predator, Jeffrey Epstein. Andrew’s history has also appeared in recent weeks with the death of Virginia Jovri, a woman who submitted to Mr. Ibstein, who later settled a lawsuit against sexual assault. Her family said that she died due to suicide in Australia.

For Lilliam, the loss of Harry Andrew, as well as his father’s illness, has pushed him to a more clear general role.

President Trump met last year in reopening the Notre Dame Cathedral in Paris. Rose on a tank while visiting British forces in Estonia. His father represented at the funeral of Pope Francis last month, which came just days after Charles and his wife, Queen Camilla, met Francis in the Vatican.

Mr. Owens, the historian, said: “William was sometimes seen as light, but we see him attracted towards larger and more suitable events.” “He burns his reputation as a state man.”

William put a lot of his energy in a program to treat homelessness in six cities across Britain and Northern Ireland. Like his father, he is still active in climate change, although Mr. Owens said that both have amended their voices as they became clearly clear goals.

Perhaps the throne of the throne made his largest splash with the British fans when he presented a smart sports comment last month before a Champions League match, Aston Villa, Aston Villa, against Paris Saint -Germain. One of the hosts, Rio Ferdinand, joking that he could take his job.

The job that William does not want, at least at the present time, is his father. But fears of the health of the king made the talk about the caliphate is inevitable. In late March, Charles was In the hospital for a short period After a reaction to his medicine. The palace insisted that it was a slight stumbling block on the way to recovery, but it fired alarm bells in British broadcasters, who the king’s king is going through in huge coverage.

Nothing in the king’s calendar indicates that it slows down. If there is anything, his duties enthusiastically embraced the royal observers that he is either evidence of a strong recovery or the sign of a man who knows that he has a limited time.

When the Parliament of Canada opens on May 27, the regular royal visit will not be. Charles, the king of Canada, will be a symbol of Canadian sovereignty at a time when Mr. Trump calls for the 51st American state.

By all standards, Charles enjoys its role as it British soft power agent. He is recently Play To President Voludmir Zelinsky of Ukraine and Mr. Trump sent a message inviting him to a second visit to Britain.

But royal observers do not hide that these prominent posts do not hide the fact that his illness prevented him from pursuing the types of reforms to the British ownership that many expected after the coronation.

Mr. Owens said: “The man took the wind from his legitimacy.”