As Prince Harry and Meghan Markle return to Britain, speculation has arisen about a potential reconciliation with Prince William and Catherine. However, a source close to the Prince and Princess of Wales indicates that the current plan is to maintain distance.
Richard Eden, diary editor for the Daily Mail, argues against reconciliation, stating that acceding to Prince Harry's perceived demands would significantly harm the Royal Family. He likens Prince Harry's behavior to that of a "spoiled child."
Eden suggests that King Charles III should present the Duke and Duchess of Sussex with a definitive ultimatum. The proposed options are: a public apology and cessation of their "money-making" ventures, or the permanent forfeiture of all their royal titles.
This perspective contrasts with other viewpoints, such as that of Richard Kay, who has argued for reconciliation to preserve the monarchy's unity. The current situation involves the Sussexes' continued refusal to apologize for past actions that have caused distress within the family.