Prince Harry sets new plans for Archie, Lilibet after King Charles reunion

Prince Harry is optimistic about a major change that could be good for his children Prince Archie, six, and Princess Lilibet, four, especially after his meeting with his father King Charles.

There were rumours circulating that the Duke of Sussex had enrolled Prince Archie into his alma mater, the elite boarding school for boys, Eton College. A spokesperson for Harry promptly dismissed the claims stating that the Duke had “not put his son’s name down for Eton, nor does he have any plans to do so”.

While the Sussex children will not be going to UK schools for now, they are likely to visit their grandfather, and Harry believes his meeting has paved the way for it.

Prince Harry is on “cloud nine” about the reunion, an insider told Heat Magazine.

“Every conversation circle back to this reunion and what’s next,” they said. Harry thinks that this is a “wonderful thing for the whole family” and if they “play their cards right, they can start enjoying the benefits of being a royal while still doing things their own way as far as their careers and philanthropy go”.

Despite losing his security appeal against the UK Home Office few months ago, Harry had police protection during his latest visit this month.

On the other hand, Meghan is not convinced. She is “frustrated” that her husband is betting so much on a private tea that lasted less than an hour. “She feels there’s a lot of unfinished business,” the source said.

But, Harry is undeterred in his motivations as he assured the As Ever founder that there is nothing to be “nervous” about.