Reports indicate a divergence of opinions between Prince Harry and Meghan Markle regarding Harry's potential return to royal duties to assist his father, King Charles, amid his cancer treatment.
While Prince Harry is reportedly open to resuming royal duties during this challenging time, Meghan Markle is adamantly opposed to the idea of returning to the UK and reconciling with her in-laws.
Royal author Tom Quinn, speaking to the Mirror, suggests that the prospect of Harry and Meghan's return to the royal fold is highly unlikely due to the significant tensions and conflicts that have arisen between the couple and the royal family.
Despite Harry extending an olive branch to his family during a recent interview with Good Morning America and his brief visit to his father in London, Quinn believes that the current state of affairs makes reconciliation improbable.
Quinn interprets Harry's offer to assist with royal duties as a reflection of his longing for the perks of royal life and his dissatisfaction with his current lifestyle in California. According to Quinn, "Harry does miss being a working royal – being a royal is the only thing he is trained to do and he is getting very bored in California."
Quinn suggests that Harry's offer to return to royal duties is driven by a desire to maintain his relevance and remind the world of his identity and capabilities.
However, Meghan's staunch opposition and the prevailing animosity between the couple and the royal family make any potential return to royal duties highly unlikely, according to Quinn's assessment.
