King Charles aims to break ice with Prince Harry, but on singular requirement
According to an insider, Prince Harry and King Charles may be able to settle their issue but on one condition
Prince Harry and King Charles may potentially resolve their dispute, according to an insider, who suggested that His Majesty is willing to engage in a conversation with the Duke of Sussex, contingent on a specific condition.
The disclosure from someone close to the royal circle came after the experienced individual's recent visit to the United Kingdom to attend the WellChild Awards.
While the prince journeyed to England, it was noted on Thursday, September 9, that he did not have any interactions with either Charles or his sibling, Prince William.
Nonetheless, individuals in the inner circle of the monarchy don't view the journey as a sign of Harry's connection with the king.
The source shared with a publication, "The King loves his son very much but he has been mortally wounded by what he has done.”
The insider further revealed, "He will always be there for him but draws the line at public slanging matches."
As per an insider, "If the talks take place, the King will make it very clear that there will be absolutely no private family business discussed in public moving forward,” adding, “Staff are trying to fine-tune the details.”
Over the course of his life, Charles consistently addressed the author affectionately as his "beloved son," and a friend believes that, in time, the two will reconcile their differences.
The source conveyed that they were certain the King missed him and mentioned that Harry was entertaining, warm, and very loving. Additionally, the source noted that they had a great relationship.
A different insider revealed that the departed Queen Elizabeth was the one who united the well-known family, and her demise presented a chance for the monarch to continue in her role.
The source close to the royal household said, "[The Queen] managed to navigate these choppy waters, and that’s why she was always admired and loved — because she got the family through," adding, "[Charles] will have to show that he can do that."