prince Harry: he's very worried about King Charles III, the most alarming message

In every corner of royalty, the word trust weighs more than any title. Prince Harry knows this better than anyone, because his attempt to repair the relationship with his father, King Charles III, is proving to be more complex than he expected. There are too many memories and controversies that make it difficult for the relationship to be restored.

Despite the distance and past conflicts, Harry keeps insisting on getting closer to the royal family again. The open wounds and betrayals felt inside the Palace make that reunion still seem far off.

Secret meetings and gestures of reconciliation between Harry and Charles III

In the last month, Harry's advisers have held discreet meetings with King Charles's closest circle. According to reports, the Duke of Sussex even offered to coordinate his schedule with that of the royal family. This action aims to avoid further clashes and show his willingness for dialogue.

However, royal advisers don't look favorably on it. According to expert Hilary Fordwich, she told Fox News: "Harry is now desperate." She adds that, although the gesture may seem genuine, it doesn't manage to dispel the suspicions.

The distrust inside the Palace is being kept: "Charles is now more cautious than ever, traumatized by a series of betrayals," Fordwich explains. The private meetings haven't been confirmed or denied by either side. However, there would be very clear information about it.

William, the biggest obstacle to reconciliation

Prince William doesn't think that resuming the relationship with Harry is a good idea. He and his advisers see this possible reconciliation as a "serious mistake." They think that allowing Harry's return could bring new controversies.

For the heir to the throne, protecting the stability of the royal family is the priority. They believe that reconciliation "would only (...) generate more bombs and instability," the expert warns. The tension between brothers remains one of the biggest challenges.

Harry, meanwhile, keeps insisting on his desire to mend the ties. "I want my father back; I want my brother back," he declared in an interview with the BBC. But his media past, with revealing books and documentaries, makes his path back even more complicated.

For now, Harry's future in the royal family remains hanging in the air. His intention to reconcile is clear, although Charles's and William's distrust doesn't dissipate easily.