Beyond these professional challenges, tensions persist on the personal front, fueled by the couple's consistent criticisms of royal members since their departure from the Firm in 2020.
Reports suggested that Prince Harry and Meghan Markle reached out to King Charles on his birthday in November, potentially signaling a step toward reconciliation. However, any hopes for healing the rift were further strained by the release of royal author Omid Scobie's controversial book, "Endgame," last month.
Scobie's book, often associated with Meghan Markle, made bombshell claims about King Charles, Prince William, and Kate Middleton. It stirred additional controversy by naming two senior members as the individuals expressing concerns over Prince Archie's skin color in the Dutch version.
According to a source speaking to the Daily Express, the Spare author has been "trying to reach out to his family of late but doesn’t seem to be getting anywhere," and it appears that "he appears to have well and truly burned those bridges."
Members of the royal family, whether Charles or William, seem reluctant to reconcile with Prince Harry. The source noted, "There is very little trust there, which is understandable." Any potential meeting would likely need to adhere to proper protocol, involving aides and officials, with meticulous documentation through minutes taken. The challenges persist as the royal family grapples with the aftermath of recent controversies.
