Prince Harry journeyed to meet King Charles for a brief encounter, sans Meghan Markle and their two children.
The diagnosis of King Charles's cancer may have been a pivotal moment in the ongoing rift between the Sussexes and the royal family.
Although the apparent thawing of the four-year feud between the king and his younger son, Prince Harry, was observed, it appears there are deeper layers yet to be addressed.
The Duke of Sussex embarked on a solitary emergency trip to London, enduring an 11-hour flight to be by his ailing father's side after receiving a personal call concerning his health.
While Harry has been frequenting his homeland for brief visits, Meghan Markle's presence across the pond seems highly unlikely for the foreseeable future, according to Charlie Ray, former royal editor at The Sun, during a TalkTV discussion.
Ray highlighted that Harry's brief 45-minute rendezvous "underscores the depth of the rift within the family."
He further remarked that this isn't the initial indication of a potential reconciliation.
"There's a lot that has transpired, and while families often reconcile after disputes, we've traversed far along that path," Ray elaborated.
He concluded, "I also believe that Meghan is improbable, if ever, to return to the UK."
