“Kate’s procedure was clearly a serious one given the length of time she needs to recover and, at the King’s age, any hospital treatment is a concern.
“I really do think the news will have shaken some sense into Harry – it would have given him some perspective and realisation that away from all the mud-slinging, it’s family and good health that really matters.
“I would imagine Harry would be feeling a huge amount of guilt and be sick with worry. I wouldn’t be surprised if we see him make an unexpected trip to the UK within the next couple of months to check on both his father and Kate. Whether or not that will be well received, who knows.”
The expert suggested the health bombshells will have “brought up a lot of traumatic emotions” for Harry who “knows how precious life is”.
She explained: “Harry has been through a lot of loss in his life, so I expect this would have hit him hard,” Denise said.
“He lost his mum in horrific circumstances and recently said goodbye to his grandparents, who before all these documentaries and interviews, had a very close relationship. He has also seen a lot of harm and death during his time in the Forces, and I think more than anyone, Harry knows how precious life is.
“News of Kate’s operation, and that it’s keeping her on bedrest for several weeks, coupled with his father’s condition, will have understandably brought up a lot of traumatic emotions for Harry.”
According to reports, the Duke and Duchess of Sussex have already sent their well wishes to the Royal Family.
