King Charles set to fulfil Prince Harry's key demand in order to strengthen monarchy amid health setbacks and family drama.
For the unversed, the Duke of Sussex expressed a desire to become a part-time working royal when he was stepping back from his active royal role.
However, the "half in, half out" approach, was not accepted by the late Queen Elizabeth and also Charles continue following in the footsteps of his mother.
But, now, a royal expert spoke in favour of Harry's idea, saying it will be only beneficial for the firm.
As per the Telegraph, journalist Celia Walden wrote, "Why can’t Harry be allowed to be a half-in, half-out royal? That’s essentially what he is now, given no one has taken his title away, and he conducts faux royal tours to the likes of Nigeria and Colombia on a whim..."
The royal commentator shed light on Harry's charitable work like HALO Trust, Sentebale, the Invictus Games and his Archewell projects, which are equally important causes for the royals.
Celia believes that the "part-time" model might "just help with The Firm’s long-term survival."
She added, "It could be that he’s learnt from his mistakes? It could be a win-win? Half-in, half-out Harry, it’s off to work you go."
These comments came after Prince Harry's much-awaited meeting with King Charles at Clarence House, a first major step towards reconciliation.