Reports indicate that King Charles III has delivered a clear message to Prince Harry, stating that there is no place for him within the Firm as a working royal, despite Harry's expressed willingness to serve the monarchy during times of royal health concerns.
The 75-year-old monarch remains steadfast in his belief that Prince Harry does not hold a role within the monarchy, regardless of Harry's attempts to mend rifts within the family.
While Prince Harry has shown readiness to temporarily resume his royal duties, especially following his father's cancer diagnosis, King Charles maintains his stance that there is no path for Harry to rejoin the royal fold in an official capacity.
Although Harry's recent visit to the UK to meet his father was perceived as a positive gesture, sources close to Charles affirm that the meeting hasn't altered the King's position. While the King is open to repairing his strained relationship with his son, he remains resolute in his decision regarding Harry's royal status.
Despite speculation about a potential return, the royal family maintains a unified stance, upholding the principles outlined during the "Sandringham Summit." The late Queen's statement in January 2020 emphasized that a "half-in, half-out" approach by Harry would not be viable for the monarchy.
While some believe that Harry would respond positively if his father requested his assistance, Prince William reportedly remains unsupportive of any initiative to reintegrate Harry into the royal family, having lost trust in his brother's intentions.
