Reports suggest King Charles is currently too occupied to meet with Prince Harry during his visit to the UK.
However, there's a potential opening for a reunion if Prince Harry decides to bring his children along on his next visit to the UK.
According to insights shared with The Sun by royal photographer Arthur Edwards, the 75-year-old monarch is reluctant to carve out time for the Duke of Sussex during his current homeland visit.
Edwards speculated that King Charles might be more inclined to meet with his youngest son if Prince Harry were accompanied by his children, Prince Archie (5) and Princess Lilibet (2), offspring of Harry and Meghan Markle.
Reflecting on the King's busy schedule, Edwards acknowledged, "It's a commendable return to royal duties for the King, but naturally, his calendar is jam-packed with obligations."
While acknowledging that the King could potentially spare time for Harry, Edwards noted, "It seems clear that he's not prioritizing such a meeting at the moment, and Harry seems to understand that."
Expressing surprise at the absence of Prince Harry's children from family gatherings, Edwards remarked, "It's peculiar that their royal status doesn't facilitate visits with their cousins."
He suggested, "Perhaps if Harry were to bring the children along, they might receive a warmer reception from the King."
While expressing a hopeful tone regarding the potential for a grandparent-grandchild meeting, Edwards concluded, "Unfortunately, it hasn't materialized thus far, which is regrettable."
