King Charles and Prince Harry’s relationship dynamic allegedly changed after they met in September last year in the United Kingdom. According to a source, their reunion reportedly “matters so deeply” to the 77-year-old monarch because of “two very small figures.” They are his grandchildren — Prince Archie, 6, and Princess Lilibet, 4. As their grandfather, the king didn’t get the opportunity to spend much time with Harry and Meghan Markle’s kids. Hence, the insider claimed that he might desire a reconciliation with his second son and his family.
Prince Harry’s kids ‘are at the heart’ of reunion with King Charles, per source
King Charles and Prince Harry’s reunion became the hot topic of discussion last year. Reports claimed that the 41-year-old would like to amend his relationship with the royal family. Recently, a source told RadarOnline that the monarch might also want the same thing. However, his reason would reportedly be his grandchildren.
“For Charles, the entire issue narrows down to two very small figures whose lives he has largely been absent from. Archie and Lilibet are at the heart of why reconciliation matters so deeply to him,” the insider mentioned. Furthermore, the individual stated that the king would like to be “genuinely present” in his grandkids’ lives. He would seemingly not like to be some “distant or symbolic grandfather.”
For those unversed, Charles last met Harry and Meghan Markle’s children in June 2022 during the late Queen Elizabeth II’s Platinum Jubilee celebration. Meanwhile, an earlier report stated that the Duke of Sussex would also like his father to meet his toddlers.
Reportedly, King Charles is expected to visit the U.S. in April. According to a source, the “Spare” author might insist that the monarch pay his family a visit in Montecito, California. “[Harry] knows that they are strained, but he has mentioned several times a hope that his father can have a relationship with his grandchildren,” a source claimed to The Sun.
