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Prince Harry Plans ‘Peace Talks’ with King Charles in Hope for Family Feud
GREATER LONDON, ENGLAND, JUL 13 – King Charles is willing to reconcile with Prince Harry if public criticisms and media interviews cease, marking the first open communication in over five years, insiders say.
- Senior aides representing Prince Harry and King Charles convened last week at a private members' club in London to discuss their prolonged family dispute.
- This conversation occurred after several years of estrangement following Harry and Meghan's decision to withdraw from their official royal roles in 2020 amid ongoing family tensions.
- The informal meeting included casual drinks and was described as the first step toward reconciliation, opening a communication channel for the first time in years.
- Harry expressed his desire to reconcile, while a source acknowledged that although progress will take time, communication has been reestablished after several years of silence.
- The discussions suggest that mending this prominent family relationship could become possible, raising hopes that ongoing conversations might eventually lead to reconciliation.
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