It looks like this is not going to be an easy task. There’s a new report that suggests Prince Harry might have just cast some doubt on a possible meeting with his father, King Charles.
Prince Harry Just Cast Some Doubt On A Possible Meeting With King Charles
This would be the first meeting in a very long time, seeing how both Harry and the King of England have not seen eye-to-eye over some matters that have caused their relationship to fall apart.
To make matters worse, it seems like the Duke of Sussex is demanding an apology from his father and the rest of the royal family, but that’s the last thing that King Charles is willing to do at the moment.
In fact, one source close to the situation even put it this way, “Charles doesn’t spend a lot of time thinking about the whole Harry thing. He is focused on the job, his duty and his wife. Just yesterday, he was at a cancer hospital, talking to patients, so I think that gives a good sense of his priorities.”
The insider also added, “The King’s position is clear. He was hugely saddened and hurt by what Harry said, as any father would be, but he loves both his sons. The situation is simply that nothing has changed.”
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“Any suggestion that an apology is being demanded is completely false.”
Now, whether or not that all-important meeting does happen, remains to be seen. At this point, it looks like someone is going to have to move mountains before King Charles and Prince Harry sit in a room together.
So far Buckingham Palace has not made any comments about the matter but we will definitely update you with all of the latest details the moment they come in. Watch this space for more.
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