Prince Harry is reportedly making a significant effort to mend fences with his cancer-stricken father, King Charles, and sister-in-law, Princess Kate, ahead of his anticipated return to the UK in May.
According to a recent report, the Duke of Sussex has decided to engage in crucial discussions with Prince William, as King Charles desires reconciliation between his feuding sons.
Some royal authors and historians speculate that Harry has already extended apologies to Prince Charles upon learning of Kate's cancer diagnosis, as tensions between them have persisted since the release of Harry's memoir, 'Spare'.
Prince William is also purportedly prepared to forgive and move past Harry's previous statements, in alignment with Princess Diana's wish for her sons to maintain unity.
During the upcoming Invictus Games event next month, it's possible that Prince Harry may have the opportunity to meet with his father and brother to address ongoing tensions.
Former royal butler Harrold expressed optimism about the potential for reconciliation, suggesting that King Charles may play a role in facilitating peace talks between the brothers.
However, the Duchess of Sussex, along with Prince Archie and Princess Lilibet, will not accompany Prince Harry to the UK due to security concerns following a court ruling regarding his police protection.
While Prince Harry met with King Charles in February following the cancer diagnosis, he did not have the chance to see Prince or Princess of Wales during his visit. Nonetheless, it appears he is determined to do what he can to alleviate his father's distress.
Regarding King Charles's future trip to Australia, Harrold suggested that duty remains paramount, drawing parallels to the late Queen's commitment. However, he emphasized the importance of caution in light of security considerations.
King Charles and Queen Camilla are reportedly planning a visit to Australia and New Zealand in October 2024, timed around the Commonwealth Heads of Government Meeting (CHOGM) in Samoa.
