British Prince appears at NFL honors: Did not mention his father who has cancer!
Prince Harry of the UK attended the National Football League (NFL) awards ceremony. It was noted that Harry, who presented the Walter Payton Man of the Year award, did not mention his father, King Charles, who was recently diagnosed with cancer, during his speech.
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After his father King Charles was diagnosed with cancer, Harry traveled to England and has since returned to the US.
The British Prince appeared at the NFL awards ceremony, where he presented one of the awards.
The athlete he presented the award to, Cameron Heyward, joked during his speech on stage, saying, "I'm in shock, that's Prince Harry."
According to a report in the Daily Mail, Prince Harry traveled from Los Angeles to London on a 10-hour flight before his father's illness was announced to the public, spent about 45 minutes with his father, returned to the US the next day, and attended the NFL awards ceremony.
THE NEVER-ENDING FEUD IN THE ROYAL FAMILY
It is known that Prince Harry and his brother Prince William are at odds.
Last year, Harry renounced his royal duties and subsequently published a book containing his memoirs, in which he leveled very harsh criticisms at his family.
According to Harry, his family abused him during his childhood; while his brother William was valued in every respect as the first heir to the throne, he was always sidelined and belittled.
PRINCE WILLIAM DID NOT COMMENT
When asked by the British press whether he met with Harry during his visit, Prince William said he would 'not comment.'
It is known that the relationship between the first heir to the throne, William, and his brother Harry is poor. According to the British press, the two brothers did not meet at all during Harry's short visit.