Both Prince Harry and King Charles are expected in London today, sparking speculation about a potential royal reunion, though it remains unclear whether the father and son will meet.
The 76-year-old monarch, currently in Scotland, is anticipated to fly back to the capital for his weekly cancer treatment and an audience with the Prime Minister. Meanwhile, the Duke of Sussex has two engagements scheduled, with a three-hour gap that could allow a meeting.
Both sides are maintaining silence. The Palace does not comment on private family matters, and the Sussex camp has followed suit. Insiders, however, remain sceptical about a face-to-face encounter, noting that a private chat seems unlikely despite the so-called “peace summit” over the summer.
Harry has expressed a desire for reconciliation, telling the BBC in May: “I would love a reconciliation with my family… it would be nice to reconcile.” But remarks referencing the King’s health reportedly reignited tensions and trust issues within the Palace.
Harry’s current visit is seen as an effort to reaffirm his links to the UK and rebuild public support, with the possibility of further meetings in the future if a reunion does not occur this week.
