Prince Harry and King Charles's UK reunion could 'seal their fate'

Prince Harry’s long-awaited reunion with King Charles next week could determine the future of their relationship, a royal insider has claimed.

The Duke of Sussex, 40, will be in London on September 8 for the 2025 WellChild Awards, an annual event he has supported for years. 

While there, it’s believed Harry and the King, 76, may hold a private “face-to-face” meeting, their first in months.

According to Us Magazine, sources say the conversation could be “make or break” for the pair, who have endured years of strained relations following Harry and Meghan Markle’s departure from royal life in 2020.

“This meetup is make-or-break,” one insider warned. 

“If it goes well, it could lead to other family members being open to better relationships. If things get leaked negatively, then it’s done, and there’s no chance for future peace.”

Harry last saw his father in February 2024 amid the King’s ongoing cancer treatment, but talks since then have been minimal. 

With tensions running high and Prince William reportedly refusing to engage with his brother, all eyes are now on whether Charles and Harry can finally take the first steps toward reconciliation.

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