Reportedly eager to reintegrate into the royal family, Prince Harry has received crucial advice on how to soften his father's heart. According to royal biographer Angela Levin, there exists a path for the Duke to reunite with his royal relatives, contingent on a significant gesture.
Levin, speaking to Sky News, emphasized that for Prince Harry's return to the UK, a heartfelt apology and a willingness to compromise are paramount. However, she noted the challenges, stating, "He’s got to apologize hugely, and he’s also got to compromise."
The author highlighted the need for humility from Prince Harry, who seems reluctant to compromise, seeking apologies from both the King and Prince William for childhood grievances, including seemingly trivial incidents like sausage distribution.
Addressing the complexity of family dynamics, Levin underscored the time and effort required to resolve such deep-seated issues. "It takes weeks, months even," she remarked, urging a patient and thoughtful approach. Notably, she acknowledged Prince Harry's perceived influence by Meghan, suggesting he may heed her counsel in navigating this sensitive family situation.
Amidst speculations and rumors surrounding the Duke of Sussex's potential return to the UK to spend time with his royal relatives and friends, conflicting reports indicate that Meghan has no inclination to meet with Harry's British relatives and friends. This adds a layer of uncertainty to the unfolding dynamics within the royal family.
