Prince Harry in Panic Mode as Queen Taken Ill: Royal Family Offers Support

Prince Harry has reportedly gone into panic mode after his grandmother, Queen Elizabeth II, was taken ill last week.

According to sources, he has been contacting the Queen on a regular basis from his home in California.

Meanwhile, members of the Royal Family have shown their support for the Queen by reportedly taking turns to visit her at Windsor Castle and keeping her company on the phone, as she recovers from her illness.

According to a Royal Insider, Prince William and Kate have sent a bouquet of flowers and sweet cards from their children, whilst Prince Harry has been left feeling helpless in Montecito.

The 37-year-old was said to have panicked when he was told of his grandmother's hospital stay in the UK earlier this month.

Being so far from his grandmother during this recent health scare has left Harry concerned about what will happen when she dies.

Harry and his family are the only members of the immediate Royal Family who do not live in England, close to the Queen, who is currently resting at Windsor Castle.

The source claimed that the Royal would never forgive himself if he was unable to return to the UK before the Queen passes, as that's what happened with Prince Philip.

The Duke of Edinburgh died in April following years of health concerns, but Harry was in the US when it happened and wasn't able to return to the UK until after his grandfather had passed.

Though he attended Philip's funeral with the rest of the Royal Family, the source claims that not being able to say goodbye to his grandfather before he died has been weighing on Harry.

They added that Harry is hoping to go back home for Christmas with Meghan, if not before so that she, the Queen, can finally get to meet Lilibet and see Archie again.

However, not all readers seem to believe the news.

Some commented that they don't believe a word of it, not after Oprah, and that Harry's biggest concern is if the Queen should pass he might well have to face a trip to the UK, and he knows his name is mud.

Another added that Harry should have thought of his grandmother's health and well-being before he allowed his wife to trash her with his help and everything she held dear.

Her Majesty, 95, cancelled her trip to Northern Ireland earlier this month after doctors suggested she take it easy.

The Queen has reluctantly accepted medical advice to rest for the next few days, Buckingham Palace said in a statement on October 20.

Her Majesty returned home to Windsor Castle on October 21, and less than one week later, she was back to work.

The monarch conducted virtual meetings from home on Tuesday, October 26.

The Queen is finally acknowledging that she won't be around forever and needs to slow down, the source tells us, noting her recent hospitalization was a wake-up call to start passing some responsibilities down the line.

She's not a quitter and will continue working but is handing over some of her duties to Prince Charles and Prince William and is preparing them to take over.

In conclusion, Prince Harry is reportedly in panic mode after his grandmother, Queen Elizabeth II, was taken ill last week.

Members of the Royal Family have shown their support for the Queen by reportedly taking turns to visit her at Windsor Castle and keeping her company on the phone, as she recovers from her illness.

Despite the support, being so far from his grandmother during this recent health scare has left Harry concerned about what will happen when she dies.