In his first public address since his beloved daughter-in-law Kate Middleton’s shocking revelation of her cancer diagnosis, King Charles III appeared to ask his estranged son Prince Harry to end his feud with his own people.

In his Maundy Day speech, the 75-year-old monarch emphasized the importance of acts of friendship and urged people to end hostilities.

The king will attend church with his wife at Easter in his most important public appearance since his diagnosis, and in a personal message he urged people to “serve and look after each other.”

“In this country we are blessed by all the different services that exist for our welfare,” the monarch added.

In his audio statement, the cancer-stricken king appeared to ask disgruntled royal Harry to bury the hatchet and return to the family to which he was born.

“In addition to these organizations and their selfless staff, we need and benefit greatly from those who extend a hand of friendship to us, especially in times of need,” King said.

The words of the father of Princes William and Harry truly express his feelings and anguish as he looks to his feuding sons to heal the rift in his life.

The king stood by his people and family during a difficult time, and as a sign of courage, he seemed to be trying to teach Harry a lesson as he was still deciding his future.

The message and recent actions that the king has allowed the duke to meet him suggest that the queen is determined to give Prince Harry another chance.