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Still, he knows putting on a 'reunited front' and reconciling with Harry could very well be 'the one thing that stops this runaway train from completely destroying the monarchy,' one source said.

'This is not the time to come home spoiling for a fight.'Īfter the Sussexes' stunning interview, William was the first royal to directly respond to Harry and Meghan's allegations of racism within the House of Windsor with his simple assertion that theirs is ' very much not a racist family.' Insiders previously told Best Life that William was 'absolutely furious' over the way his brother spoke of their family on television. 'Harry needs to recognize his father needs him now,' said an insider. for his grandfather's funeral, it could damage their relationship forever. If there isn't some sort of reconciliation between Harry and Charles while the duke is in the U.K. Now is the time to mend a broken relationship.' One insider told the outlet, ' also realizes that nothing good will come of prolonging the fight. 'How can Charles or William talk openly to Harry if they have to worry that every word they say will be dissected in the media?'ĭespite all that, The Daily Mail has reported Charles wants to reconcile with his son. Harry also alleged his father and his brother were 'trapped' by the monarchy, reportedly leaving them reeling, The Sunday Times reported.ĭays later, Charles was once again stunned when it was revealed Harry had spoken to CBS This Morning anchor Gayle King, who reported the first post-interview call with Charles and William was 'not productive.' 'That made everything so much more difficult because the trust was gone,' a royal insider said. And for more behind-the-scenes details on the royals' feelings about Meghan, check out The Royals Made This One 'Fateful Mistake' With Meghan, Says Insider. In order to make peace behind Palace walls, read on to find out what Harry will be facing with key members of the Royal Family when he arrives for the funeral. The Daily Mail reported Harry has already talked to Prince Charles and his cousins, Princess Beatrice and Princess Eugenie, in preparation for his return to Britain.

'There is a sense that it may be easier for him to talk to the Queen, his father, and his brother without Meghan.' 'Harry's place is with his family at this very sad time,' said an insider. Several royal experts have said that in going back to Britain for the funeral, Harry could start to repair the widening royal rift that was blown apart by the Sussexes' interview. Harry is reportedly flying to London on a private jet in the coming days after not having been in the U.K. Buckingham Palace has announced Harry will attend Prince Philip's funeral on Saturday but Meghan, who is pregnant with the couple's second child, will remain in California on the advice of her doctors.

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