Prince Harry and King Charles reunite for the first time after cancer diagnosis

The King has been seen for the first time since the announcement of his cancer diagnosis.

Prince Harry landed in London less than 24 hours after Buckingham Palace confirmed King Charles has been diagnosed with cancer. The Duke of Sussex made a mad dash to see his father despite the Palace's attempt to downplay the severity of His Majesty's condition.

The King also made his first public appearance following the announcement, after having seen Harry just a few hours before.

King Charles and Queen Camilla after seeing Prince Harry
King Charles has been seen for the first time since being diagnosed with cancer, right after catching up with Prince Harry. Photo: Getty

Harry arrived in the UK solo, with his wife Meghan Markle and their two children, Archie, four, and Lilibet, two, remaining at home in the US.

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The Duke of Sussex was seen arriving at Clarence House to see his father for the first time since his coronation back in May last year.

Charles, along with Queen Camilla, was seen leaving Clarence House and driving back to Buckingham Palace after the reunion. Not long after that, the King's helicopter was seen leaving Buckingham Palace for Sandringham Estate.

Prince Harry
Prince Harry arrived in the UK less than 24 hours after hearing about his father's cancer diagnosis. Photo: Getty

Prince Harry has 'no plans' to see Prince William

It comes following reports by the BBC that Harry has no plans to see his older brother Prince William during his stay in the UK.

Prince Harry and Prince William
An insider has revealed there are "no plans" to catch up. Photo: Getty

Another insider revealed to People that there are "no plans" for a reunion between the brothers, with William spending time with his wife Kate Middleton, who is recovering from abdominal surgery.

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William will also be taking on some of Charles' responsibilities with the King unable to carry out public-facing duties.

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