Amidst the intensifying rift between Prince William and Prince Harry, King Charles III, who has retreated from public duties following his cancer treatment, has reportedly made a significant decision regarding his warring sons.
The 75-year-old King, battling cancer himself, is contemplating a role as a mediator between the Prince of Wales and the Duke of Sussex during Harry's upcoming visit to the UK, expressing his earnest desire for their reconciliation.
Scheduled for the first week of May, the meeting between father and son coincides with the tenth anniversary of Harry's Invictus Games organization, adding weight to its significance.
With the Monarch's endorsement of the rendezvous, hopes are high that it may pave the way for the resolution of the year-long discord, according to a palace insider.
Drawing from his intimate knowledge of Charles's character during his tenure as Prince of Wales, Grant Harrold envisions a potential reconciliation between Harry and William in the near future.
"It is highly probable that Harry and William will reunite next month. The King is keen on fostering brotherly harmony, and his intervention as a peacemaker seems promising," remarked the former royal butler in an interview with Sky News.
Echoing this sentiment, another undisclosed source disclosed, "King Charles is steadfast in his determination to broker a peace deal between Harry and William during his lifetime."
This development unfolds amidst Harry's ongoing legal proceedings in the United States, where his visa application is under review following revelations from his memoir, "Spare," detailing his struggles with substance abuse.
