King Charles has sparked excitement among royal fans about a possible reunion with his estranged son Prince Harry following his latest move.
The monarch was seen arriving at Clarence House in London around 3pm today after travelling back to the capital from Balmoral.
After driving from the private airbase with a police escort, His Majesty reached Clarence House, arriving at the royal residence at 3:46pm.
Meanwhile, Harry was spotted visited College London today before heading out for another visit this evening-hinting at a potential window of opportunity to meet, reported the Mirror.
The Duke of Sussex is also expected to attend an event, linked to the Invictus Games, elsewhere in London this night, giving him and the King brief chance to reunite.
On his four-day visit, Prince Harry attended the WellChild awards ceremony, where he received some presents for Prince Archie and Princess Lilibet, who did not accompany him and Meghan Markle on this trip.
After posing for photographs upon arrival, the Duke spent time with inspiring children. He has one day more to stay in his home country until Thursday, and hopes remain that during his trop to the UK this week, he could meet up with his father, the King.
Sources have claimed that the father and son are determined to make a meeting happen.
Harry, who has previously admitted he wants his reconciliation with his family, is said to be ready to 'drop everything' to attend a meeting.
The pair last saw each other around 18 months ago, following the King's cancer diagnosis in February 2024.
