Prince Harry's Demands Before King Charles Reunion Revealed

Prince Harry wants reconciliation with the Royal family, but his white flag has some strings attached.

The Duke of Sussex is reportedly ready to sort things out with his father, King Charles, and family back in England if they tick these three things off his peace list.

Prince Harry left the United Kingdom in 2020 alongside his wife, Meghan Markle, and their son, Archie, amid accusations of bullying, racism, and harassment from within and without.

Prince Harry Puts Meghan Markle First As Reconciliation Looms

The father of two will make peace with his father, but not after Buckingham Palace provides security for himself and Meghan. They are to ensure the paparazzi are kept in control, and every staff member on the ground will treat his wife like royalty.

The prince is implementing these strict safety measures for himself and his family to prevent any situation where he would feel unprotected and exposed, as in previous times.

According to Meghan's request, sources confirm that this means his family members are expected to show her respect through bows and curtsies; a scenario Prince William cannot guarantee and will not participate in.

As for his father in all of this drama, an insider shared that he is at a crossroads between satisfying his son and going against the wishes of the majority.

"Harry's offering reconciliation — but at a price. And that price includes the entire royal family bowing to Meghan," an insider revealed per RadarOnline.

A September Meeting Is In The Works For Harry And King Charles

The ninth month of the year is set to be a very significant one for the father and son, especially since Harry is set to make a return to the U.K. for an event.

The royal will reportedly be in London by September to attend the WellChild Awards, organized by a charity he is very passionate about. It will also be his first time in the United Kingdom since he lost his case requesting security protection in the United Kingdom.

The visit is also very special as it marks the third anniversary of his grandmother's death.  A source had this to say about the meeting, "This is not about grand gestures or set-piece meetings - it's about a simple face-to-face conversation between a father and his son."

Prince William Is Reportedly Not Part Of The Reunion

While a source claims the father-son duo's possible reconciliation has nothing to do with broader family issues, Prince William, however, has reportedly shown no interest in the reconciliation talks. According to an insider, "any chance of reconciliation between them has been rejected out of hand."

Earlier this month, a royal expert suggested that the future King's hesitation about reconciliation talks was related to his brother's wife and his "mistrust" of her. The more than two years of silence between the Princes has been blamed on Harry and Meghan's exploits in the US, especially their interviews.

Another royal commentator also highlighted that the Duchess of Sussex is not particularly well-liked in the UK and the US. The reason for the alleged dislike is said to be her alleged disrespect for the monarch and her own family.

The Duke Of Sussex Plans To Rebuild His Life With Charity Work

The father-of-two seemed to have shut the door on any plans to spill royal secrets like he did in his interview with Oprah Winfrey and his book "Spare." Now, charity will take a primary course in his life as it interests him, and he feels it can help him rebuild his life as he wants.

The royal has confessed to growing weary of the conflict, although royal experts say that the future for Harry will not be a walk in the park. "I'm not sure what the future holds for Harry. I'm sure Harry's not sure what the future holds for Harry," Ingrid Seward affirmed. 

Hilary Fordwich, another royal expert, describes Harry's calls for peace as an action driven by the fact that he is at the lowest point in his life. He also knows that a clock is ticking on his father's life, which is why he is in a panic about how long it may take for the dust of his feud with Charles to settle.

"There are such deep-seated grievances from all his sordid revelations, one doubts they can ever be overcome," Fordwich explained.

Prince Harry And Meghan Markle Add A Princess Diana Documentary To Their New Netflix Deal

The couple has renewed their ties with the streaming giant in anticipation of bigger opportunities, including a possible documentary about the life of Harry’s mother, Princess Diana.

The documentary will reportedly complement efforts made towards the second season of Meghan’s lifestyle show “With Love, Meghan” and another holiday production set for a December release.

As reported by The Blast, Harry and Meghan’s new visual project may premiere in 2027 and will capture the princess’s tragic death from Harry’s point of view. 

He had already painted a picture of his grief in his memoir, where he recalled walking behind her coffin and also hearing about her death for the first time.

Should the documentary air, it is expected to result in a significant increase in streams for Netflix, which has not experienced a comparable surge since the release of "Harry & Meghan."