Prince Harry drew significant attention during his recent UK visit, marking his first in-person reunion with King Charles after nearly two years.

Prior to the father-son meeting, speculations arose about Harry potentially encountering his royal family members amidst his charity-focused engagements back home.

During his visit, Harry spent close to an hour with his father at Clarence House in London but did not have a meeting with his brother, Prince William, despite their close proximity and simultaneous engagements.

An expert from the Mirror highlighted the complexities Princess Kate and Meghan likely perceive in the ongoing rift between the royal siblings.

Jennie Bond, a former BBC royal correspondent, emphasized the challenges Harry might face in reconciling with William, especially given William’s steadfast dedication to royal duties, including supporting his wife through health issues.

Notably, William publicly defended the royal family against racism allegations following Harry and Meghan’s revelations during their interview with Oprah Winfrey.

The expert suggested that William could harbor some resentment towards Harry for his headline-grabbing return and charitable activities, contrasting with William’s more understated royal responsibilities.

Regarding a potential reconciliation between the brothers, the expert expressed skepticism, indicating that the rift could persist due to years of public accusations from the Sussexes.

While time may heal wounds, the expert believed that the current circumstances were not conducive to a reconciliation between William and Harry and speculated it might never occur.

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