That may well be the case in terms of the importance of what each are doing; but we all know that that is not how the press operates!
This goes right back to the days of Diana putting her hair up for the State Opening of Parliament simply because because she had opted for an outfit with a large upright collar and getting it in the neck from QE2 because too many of the headlines were about the hairstyle and not about the contents of the late Queen’s speech.
Ditto Charles being jealous of Diana on their first tour of Australia when everyone wanted to see her and not him.
You can understand the frustrations on both sides when neither are totally in control of what is reported,
There have always been jealousies and rivalries between the various members of the RF and their respective PR teams right back to when reporting started to be more than just uniformly deferential. It’s probably related to the Harry v William spat too.
It would be normal and appropriate to devise a PR strategy around the next 24 months about how they are going to handle Charles’s reconciliation with Harry and upcoming important events so one doesn’t get overshadowed by the other.