year marks the third year of their informal and annual father-son mini-retreat. According to Daily Mail, sources close to the royals shared that this is an ideal chance for the King and his heir to spend some quality time beyond the walls of protocol.
King Charles and Prince William started a tradition of one-on-one bonding in Balmoral
The Prince of Wales was observed arriving at Aberdeen by private jet. The same day, the heir was seen visiting schools in Southport accompanied by the Princess of Wales. This action was to showcase their support and sympathy to families affected by the death of local girls. This gesture highlights the royal couples passion for the British community and any charitable causes that helps it.
This visit is hot on the trail of Prince Harry’s recent visit to the UK, where he met with his father in closed quarters at the Clarence house. Moreover, the hour long meeting is being perceived as the initial step of reconciliation between the disconnected father and son. However, it is to be noted that William was absent during that meeting. This further highlights that tensions between the brothers have not ceased to exist.
According to Daily Mail, the Royal household declined to comment on the Balmoral trip. Sources suggest that Charles and William took up several urgent concerns to discuss in all probability. Perhaps issues like recent discoveries about Prince Andrew and Sarah, Duchess of York’s involvement with Jeffrey Epstein.
The relationship between the royal siblings seems complicated. Tensions reportedly arose before Prince Harry’s royal wedding. Several personal grievances have resurfaced since then. Amidst all the chaos of controversies regarding the Royals, Prince William and his father’s Balmoral retreat appears like a rare instance for personal connecting.
Originally reported by Sejal Singh on Reality Tea.
