Meghan Markle is grinning as Prince Harry makes a surprise decision for King Charles. Meghan Markle was seen with a big smile on her face as she broke her cover for the first time since King Charles was diagnosed with cancer. Meghan Markle was spotted with a big smile on her face in her first appearance since King Charles was diagnosed with cancer. Prince Harry unexpectedly returned to the UK to see his father, while his wife chose to stay in California with their children, Prince Archie and Princess Lilibet.
It is understood the Duke of Sussex spent just 45 minutes visiting his father and Queen Camilla at Clarence House before he was spotted at Heathrow Airport to fly home.
As Harry returned to the US, Meghan was seen driving near the couple’s $14 million Montecito home on Wednesday. The former Suits actress wore a white baseball cap and oversized dark sunglasses. She was seen drinking a cup of coffee while driving on the roads of Los Angeles. “In a form of subliminal mirroring, Meghan’s body language here seems to have picked up on those more relaxed and optimistic signals,” body language expert Jodi James said while analyzing the images. “It’s not uncommon for celebrities to look stiff when they’re touched.”
Speaking to The Mirror, she added: “Meghan’s baseball cap and cup plus her high chin make her look relatively relaxed. Her eyes are hidden behind her huge shades but even in the shadows of the car we seem to be able to see the top of her. The teeth are showing in a wide, bright smile.”
During Prince Harry’s brief visit to the UK, he did not meet Prince William or Princess Kate, who is recovering from a previously planned abdominal surgery. The Princess of Wales was discharged from a London clinic on January 29 after undergoing abdominal surgery this year, and spent 13 nights in the private hospital before returning to her home in Windsor.
Charles’ cancer diagnosis came just 10 days after he was treated for an enlarged prostate in London. However, palace aides stressed that it was not related to the shocking diagnosis and was not prostate cancer. Charles is said to have told all his immediate family members as soon as possible, including his siblings and children.
The palace said: “During the King’s recent procedure in the hospital to treat benign prostatic hyperplasia, a separate matter of concern was noted. Subsequent diagnostic tests identified a form of cancer. His Majesty has today begun a schedule of regular treatments, during which time he has Doctors advised postponing public duties. Throughout this period, His Majesty the King will continue to carry out state business and official papers as usual.
The King is grateful to his medical team for their rapid intervention, which was made possible thanks to the procedure he recently underwent in hospital. He remains completely positive about his treatment..He looks forward to returning to full public service as soon as possible. His Majesty has chosen to share his diagnosis to prevent speculation and in the hope that it will aid public understanding of all those affected by cancer around the world.”