He asserts that, despite the serious accusations made in Prince Harry's memoir, "spare," the door for reconciliation remains open on this side of the Atlantic. Hardman states, "I don't know how and when the reunion will take place, but Prince Harry's memoir will have put a spanner in the works for a reunion anytime soon." Despite this, there was an emotional call between the two on the King's birthday in November.
Aside from the memoir, one significant obstacle to a father-son reunion could be the reluctance of Prince Harry to engage with his family, given the accusations he made against close relatives. Hardman emphasizes, however, that King Charles would love to have him back in the fold, albeit not necessarily as a working royal – a role even Prince Harry might not desire. The expert boldly asserts that the possibility of Harry and Meghan resuming royal duties cannot be ruled out.
Hardman's insightful analysis also touches on the potential for Harry and William to mend their relationship. He concludes by saying that many families go through such rifts, and although he doesn't claim to be close to the Sussexes, from what he gathers, it's a "never say never" situation. The recent revelation that Harry and Meghan sent a message of support to Princess Kate after her abdominal surgery hints at a potential closing of the rift between the parties.
