King Charles III is still waiting for his favorite.
If previously few believed in Prince Harry's return to his homeland, now it can be confidently said — this will indeed happen with a high probability in the near future. However, King Charles III's son will have to prepare well, as certain conditions will be set before him.
Unfortunately, Harry and his family cannot simply come to London for a cup of tea at Buckingham Palace. After several years of candid and scandalous interviews, documentaries, and memoirs, the Sussexes have managed to burn almost all bridges with their royal relatives. Currently, the only person who undoubtedly wants to see Harry with his children in the family circle is the cancer-stricken King Charles III.
As is known, Prince William is not ready to cross paths with his younger brother for even five minutes, let alone with his wife. There are rumors that the king intends to pressure his elder son through his wife. Moreover, earlier insiders reported that Kate Middleton is also willing to extend a hand to Harry and Meghan. Importantly, the Princess of Wales has significant influence over William. So, from the Crown's side, if Charles does not abandon his plans, everything is already in place.
However, certain conditions will be set before Harry (41) that he cannot ignore. Among them, perhaps the most unpleasant is that the duke will be required to show proper respect towards the Queen of the United Kingdom. Although everyone knows that for Harry, Camilla remains the unloved stepmother. Also, the permission for Meghan Markle to visit the royal family is still in question. It is known that the monarch is eager to see primarily the prodigal son and his children, Prince Archie and Princess Lilibet. Royal sources say nothing about Markle in this regard.
"King Charles has always referred to Harry as 'my dear boy.' He has always held tender feelings for his son and wants to see his grandchildren," royal expert Hilary Fordwich explains.
Currently, Harry is actively fighting for the right to travel on Crown territories with security. It is known that the UK Home Office has commissioned a security risk assessment. If it turns out that the prince needs state protection, then his return and long-term stay in his homeland will indeed be a matter of time. Because the desire to reunite exists for both Harry and Charles III.
"If Harry returns, he will need protection, and the king is definitely under pressure on this issue from Harry. <…> He is not allowed to formally intervene. Does this mean he has talked to people and pressured them? Possibly. I think this is the only way to pave the way for his family's return to the UK," Fordwich concluded.
