King Charles has reportedly been extending an olive branch to his youngest son, Prince Harry, and his wife, Meghan Markle, through a heartwarming gesture. The news comes after the monarch’s recent reunion with the Duke of Sussex at Clarence House.
Tension allegedly began to rise among the royal family members after the Sussexes decided to step down from their roles as working royals and leave their lives in the UK behind to start a new life in the US and Canada. Now, as reported by The Mirror, the intensity of the tension has begun to mellow out in recent years.
King Charles reportedly has pictures of the Sussexes in his Hillsborough Castle residence
King Charles is reportedly keen on the idea of mending relationships with Prince Harry and Meghan Markle, and has offered them an olive branch. According to The Mirror, the monarch has photos of his family members and relatives scattered all around his residences.
The news outlet has now further reported that the King has pictures of the Duke of Sussex and the Duchess of Sussex on display throughout Hillsborough Castle, his official Northern Irish residence. The monarch has reportedly placed the photos in the State Drawing Room of the residence.
In the meantime, an insider told the news outlet that “Royal Historic Palaces make decisions on what they believe to be appropriate.” The person continued, “They are also guided by members of The Royal Family.” The source then added, “But the decision over what pictures of the family to use ultimately lies with the King.”
Meanwhile, after Prince Harry’s recent reconciliation with his father, King Charles, in the UK, news about the Duke of Sussex feeling like an “official visitor” came to the surface.
However, a statement given by a spokesperson completely dismissed such claims. “Recent reporting of The Duke’s view of the tone of the meeting is categorically false,” the spokesperson said.
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