Prince William steps back from King Charles mission in shocking move
Prince Harry receives upsetting update from UK despite meeting with King Charles
Prince William appears to be distancing himself from King Charles' major plans, as differences between father and son have come to light.
The monarch made it to the headlines after he welcomed his son, Prince Harry, at Clarence House for a private meeting over tea.
The details about their talks were kept under wraps, but Buckingham Palace and the Duke of Sussex's team confirmed their reunion.
As the ice is melting between Harry and Charles, William, on the other hand, is reportedly stepping back from reconciliation plans.
In conversation with The Sun, royal commentator Daisy McAndrew claimed that the Prince of Wales... "doesn't want anything to do with Harry."
She said that Harry and Charles' meeting in the beginning, adding, "Well, baby steps. And also, I still think that William's a big problem."
Later, Daisy explained, "As in, I don't blame him at all. I don't mean that in a derogatory way. But certainly my impression is he doesn't feel comfortable with this rift being fixed, and he, I don't think, would have wanted this meeting to have gone ahead."
The royal experts believe that time will tell if the Prince and Princess of Wales welcome back the Duke and Duchess of Sussex to the royal fold, but the chances are highly unlikely.
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