During one of his official engagements this week, the newly crowned King met with the Scottish First Minister, Humza Yousaf, at the Palace. This encounter took place just over a week after the 74-year-old's coronation, which the leader of the Scottish National Party attended in his capacity as the first minister.
In the photographs capturing the handshake between the two men, a frame on a side table can be seen displaying an image depicting the Duke of Sussex and his older brother, the Prince of Wales, dressed in military uniforms.
This snapshot seemingly reveals that Charles continues to hold deep affection for Harry, despite the various allegations and claims made in recent times. It is a testament to the enduring closeness between the 74-year-old King and his son, even though Harry is no longer an active member of the royal family.
In addition to attending the King's coronation in May, the Duke briefly remained at the palace after the crowning ceremony before departing to celebrate Prince Archie's fourth birthday in California, just hours after the momentous event.
Earlier this week, a spokesperson for the Duke of Sussex released a statement recounting a "near catastrophic" car chase involving Harry and Meghan. This incident occurred following their attendance at an awards ceremony in New York on Tuesday.
