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During the shock interview with the BBC<\/a>, during which he spoke about his prospects of returning to the UK, relationship with his family and anger at losing his right to automatic full security protection when visiting from the US, Prince Harry<\/a> said he did not know “how much longer my father has,\u201d which made the Princess of Wales \u201cmore disappointed than angry,\u201d the exerpt reads. \u201cPrincess Catherine is \u2018the sweetest, most loving person you could ever know,\u2019 said a Sandringham<\/a> staffer, \u2018but like everyone else, she has her limits,\u2019\u201d another excerpt reads.<\/p>\n<\/div>\n During the interview, Prince Harry, 40 at the time, referred to his father’s cancer diagnosis<\/a> in February 2024, According to Mr Andersen, the topic struck a nerve with Catherine, who was diagnosed with cancer herself<\/a> a month later. According to the expert, she bonded with her father-in-law because of it.<\/p>\n<\/div>\n “I think Kate\u2019s relationship with her father-in-law over their shared cancer battles really has made her much more sensitive to King Charles\u2019s feelings,\u201d Mr Andersen said. \u201cShe knows better than anyone that having someone publicly imply you may be at death\u2019s door is horribly demoralising.\u201d<\/p>\n<\/div>\n \u201cI\u2019m sure Kate must have felt stung by that comment as well, since she is in a situation very similar to the King\u2019s,\u201d he added.<\/p>\n<\/div>\n Mr Andersen also claimed that the Princess of Wales was always the “level-headed one” in the family feud and attempted to bridge the widening gap between the brothers,\u201d but Harry\u2019s comments about Charles changed her stance. Afterwards, she sided with her husband<\/a>, who was allegedly furious about his brother\u2019s interview.<\/p>\n<\/div>\n