Prince Harry shares thoughts on wedding of King Charles and Camilla

• Prince Harry has written about his father’s wedding to Camilla Charles.
• Describes how he and Prince William felt sorry for the couple in his autobiography.
• Harry thought that an universal force is preventing his father from marrying Camilla.

Around the time of their children, King Charles and Camilla got married in 2005.

Although Queen Elizabeth II herself was not present, Prince Harry, the younger son of His Majesty, says he was happy for his father.

Harry describes how he and Prince William felt sympathy for the pair in his autobiography, “Spare.”

“We sympathized with Pa and Camilla as a couple. They’d taken starcrossed to new levels. After years of thwarted longing, they were now just a few steps from happiness…and new obstacles kept appearing. First there was the controversy over the nature of the ceremony.

He adds: “Then the Pope died. Bewildered, I asked Willy: What’s the Pope got to do with Pa? Loads, it turned out. Pa and Camilla didn’t want to get married on the same day the Pope was being laid to rest. Bad karma. Less press. More to the point, Granny wanted Pa to represent her at the funeral. The wedding plans were changed yet again

Harry then remembers believing that an universal force is preventing his father’s wedding.

“Delay after delay—if you listened carefully you could hear, wafting across the Palace grounds, the shrieks and groans of despair. You just couldn’t tell whose they were: the wedding planner’s or Camilla’s (or Pa’s). Other than feeling sorry for them, I couldn’t help but think that some force in the universe (Mummy?) was blocking rather than blessing their union. Maybe the universe delays what it disapproves of?’ he questioned himself.

This occurs as Camilla and King Charles get ready to be crowned in May 2023.

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