King Charles Sets Conditions for Prince Harry's Return to Royal Family

King Charles is reportedly reluctant to meet with his youngest son, Prince Harry, and has set conditions for any potential reunions, citing a lack of trust between them. The 75-year-old monarch has outlined three demands that must be met for any meeting to take place, emphasizing the need for proper documentation and the presence of aides and officials.

The strained relationship between King Charles and Prince Harry has been further exacerbated by the revelations in Omid Scobie's new book, "Endgame," which has added fuel to the ongoing tensions within the royal family. 

The book, said to be sympathetic to Harry and Meghan, has contributed to the complex dynamics between the California-based couple and their royal relatives.

Despite the challenges, there are speculations that Harry and Meghan might be open to reconciliation with the royal family. Some experts believe that King Charles, drawing on his diplomatic experience, will strive to facilitate a peace deal with the Sussexes, even if the recent allegations in Scobie's book complicate the process.

While the road to reconciliation may be challenging, there is a recognition that both parties may need to "put on a brave face" in the interest of fostering a more harmonious relationship. The King's commitment to reconciling with his son is seen as a priority, and the recent book allegations, though unhelpful, might not derail the broader peace process within the royal family.