Prince William 'remains wary' as Harry accepts King Charles major olive branch
King Charles, from all indications, wants 'dialogue and ongoing relationship' with his 'dear boy'
Prince William 'remains wary' as his estranged brother Harry has accepted father King Charles offer days after his trip to UK with wife Meghan Markle and their kids Archie and Lilibet.
Speaking to the Fox News Digital, royal expert Helena Chard has claimed that King Charles, who wants to reconcile with Harry, has invited him to stay at Palace when he visits UK for the annual WellChild Awards, which he attends each year.
"This is perceived as an olive branch by King Charles to slowly rebuild their relationship. However, will Prince Harry accept the invitation? There are murmurs that he has accepted it. Time will tell," the expert further said.
Helena, citing the sources said the staff at Palace are against Harry staying as they feel ‘immensely betrayed’ by his explosive claims against the royal family.
“Also, my sources say there has been no hint of contrition from the Sussexes. People are not going to forget that they hurled the royal family under the bus, creating lasting damage to the crown. Many wonder why King Charles is appeasing Harry,” she continued.
Another royal expert Hilary Fordwich, however, said "King Charles, from all indications and all feedback from courtiers, obviously wants to maintain an open dialogue and ongoing relationship with his 'dear boy.'"
But, Prince William, meanwhile, 'remains wary' and won't want Harry at the palace.
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