Prince Harry has not publicly commented on the health issues being experienced by his royal relatives, but has reportedly reached out to them privately.
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Prince Harry would have been asked to step in to make up for Princess Kate, Prince William and King Charles's absence from the public eye if he was still a working royal. However, he and his wife Meghan Markle stepped down as full-time working royals at the end of March 2020 and relocated miles away from the royal palaces, making a new life in California.
Over the months that followed, the Duke and Duchess of Sussex also widened the rift separating them and the rest of the Royal Family by making damaging allegations and criticism against the Firm and some of its members.
Almost four years after their royal exit, the Sussexes and the Windsors haven't bridged the gap separating them - although Meghan and Harry are known to have spoken over the phone with King Charles in November to wish him a happy 75th birthday.
Noting the Duke of Sussex would have a very prominent role right now in the Firm had his relations with his family not broken down, commentator Lizzie Cundy told GB News: "Prince Harry was called the spare, so they could call on him on times like they this when they would need him to step up to the plate, but sadly he's ruined it all."