Prince Harry Stopped from Joining King Charles III at Sandringham

The Duke of Sussex, Prince Harry, was reportedly stopped by aids, preventing him from joining King Charles III at Sandringham.

Prince Harry flew from the US to the UK after Buckingham Palace announced the cancer diagnosis of King Charles III. 

The Duke of Sussex spent just 26 hours in the UK to see his father after the shocking news.

According to an anonymous source, Harry hoped to have a long time with his father, and spend some days with King Charles at Sandringham where he was recovering from cancer treatment.

However, he was told not to head to Norfolk, instead, the King would meet him at Clarence House in London. The meeting between the King and Prince Harry was scheduled for only 30 minutes. 

The latest move by the Royal officials came after sources close to the Duke of Sussex claimed that he was open to returning to the royal fold temporarily to help carry the Royal duties of the King until he recovers. Something Prince William won't accept.

According to sources close to the Prince of Wales, he "is absolutely and categorically clear that he would not allow Harry to return. He thought it was a bad idea at the time and he’s even more clear now."