
Prince Harry told guests at the TIME100 Sports Gala that King Charles is 'doing great' after cancer treatment. He also said his children are 'growing like weeds.'
Prince Harry offered a rare health update on King Charles III during a surprise appearance at the TIME100 Sports Gala in New York on Thursday, Page Six reported. The Duke of Sussex was overheard telling guests the monarch, who has been treated for an undisclosed cancer since last year, is "doing great."
Harry also spoke about his family. He said Meghan Markle and their children, Prince Archie and Princess Lilibet, were happy to be back in California after a brief trip to the UK. "The kids are growing like weeds," he told one attendee, per Page Six.
The remarks came days after a reunion with the royal family at Highgrove House. Buckingham Palace confirmed King Charles and Queen Camilla hosted Harry, Meghan and the children. The visit marked the first time the king had seen his grandchildren since 2022.
Harry arrived in the UK alone initially, after being denied taxpayer-funded security. Meghan and the children did not make public appearances during the trip. Despite the gathering, the Duke remained estranged from his brother, Prince William, Page Six reported.
At the gala, Harry delivered a speech on the power of sport and the Invictus Games, the international event for wounded veterans he founded in 2014. He reflected on his own military service and said he felt "lost" after leaving the army, then found healing through sport. "Sport isn't just entertainment and competition; sport is medicine," he said.
Before taking the stage, Harry spoke briefly on the red carpet and expressed disappointment over England's World Cup semifinal loss to Argentina. Asked if he was upset, he replied, "Of course."
The event drew figures including LeBron James, Russell Wilson, Alysa Liu, Lindsey Vonn and Witney Carson.
Harry stepped down as a senior royal in 2020 and moved to Montecito, California. His UK visit signaled a tentative family thaw, though his relationship with his brother remains strained.
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