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Prince Harry’s real reason for wanting royal family reunion

by 22/09/2025
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Prince Charles is currently undergoing treatment for cancer. Sources close to the situation suggest that Meghan, Duchess of Sussex, 44, and their children Archie, six, and Lilibet, four, could also be part of any broader efforts to reintegrate the family into the Royal fold.

During Donald Trump‘s recent UK visit, Harry reportedly agreed to maintain a low profile as a gesture of goodwill towards his father.

He is also said to be open to participating in some public events in Britain – though not formally as a working Royal – and is “hopeful” about mending his relationship with Prince William, 43, despite their falling out since 2020.

When asked about his meeting with Charles during a subsequent trip to Kyiv, Harry said, “The focus really has to be on my dad.”

Royal biographer Tina Brown, 70, suggested that Charles has become “less irritated” with Harry than with William, amid rumors of growing tension between the King and his heir over workload and public perception.

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