Prince Harry changes strategy after major twist in UK tour

Prince Harry was reportedly in good spirits as he returned to his home country for a four-day visit with lingering hopes of a special reunion.

The Duke of Sussex, who still supports some of his UK patronages despite his exit from senior royal position in 2020, was in for a disappointment when it came to a warm welcome from the royals, especially after the secret aide peace summit in July.

As Harry landed in London, William had announced a series of royal engagements via Kensington Palace, which would keep him busy and leave no time for even a run-in with his estranged brother.

Meanwhile, King Charles is returning to London from Scotland, but Buckingham Palace has remained tight-lipped about any possible meeting.

After the icy reception, Harry is fully focussed on his jobs rather than waiting for a call from his family, according to royal experts.

“Prince Harry, I mean, obviously he’s over here for a job. He's doing the WellChild Awards,” royal expert Helena Chard pointed out to Fox News Digital. “It’s the 20th anniversary, which is something also that’s close to his heart.”

Richard Fitzwilliams on the other hand completely shunned the possibility of a reunion between his father nor his brother.

After attending the WellChild Awards on Monday, the Duke is not headed to Nottingham charity, first time after 12 years, to make a “substantial donation”.