According to The Telegraph, the possibility of another visit to his father remains open.
After a poignant visit to Clarence House in London on Tuesday, Prince Harry is set to return to the US, having met with his cancer-stricken father, King Charles.
The Duke of Sussex swiftly traveled from California to London, arriving within a day of the King's cancer announcement.
Despite their tumultuous history, the meeting between father and son hints at potential future encounters.
Their initial face-to-face interaction, after many months apart, seemed brief, lasting no more than 45 minutes before the King departed via helicopter to Sandringham in Norfolk.
BBC's royal correspondent, Daniela Relph, emphasized the significance of Charles' desire to connect with his son.
She shared on Radio 4, "This is a poignant moment between a father and son who have been distant for the past four years. Their relationship is complex and strained."
The report from The Telegraph suggests that the possibility of another visit to his father remains open.
Meanwhile, royal historian Kelly Swaby views this health scare as an opportunity for reconciliation.
She remarked, "The Royal Family's reaction mirrors what any family would experience. A significant health crisis often prompts a reevaluation of personal relationships. Prince Harry's return to the UK suggests a potential truce."
She added, "A son returning to support his father in the face of devastating news is a testament to familial bonds."
