on July 8 that Harry and his father had held several one-on-one conversations in recent weeks, with the tone described by one source as “hopeful.”
Both sides were said to be committed to trying to arrange a meeting, potentially giving Harry time with his father and allowing the King to spend time with Archie and Lilibet. One royal source said that while nothing had been ruled out, conversations were continuing.
Prince Harry and Meghan Markle focus on their children while standing together on a rustic footbridge surrounded by towering trees and greenery. | Source: Instagram/meghan
Another source claimed the King would not pass up an opportunity to see his grandchildren if there were a way to make it possible. That possibility is certainly significant, given how rarely Charles has reportedly been able to see the Sussex children since Harry and Meghan moved to the United States.
However, the potential family reunion comes with another major condition. Meghan and the children may be in Britain for only 24 hours. The brief window would leave very little room for error, particularly with security concerns still hanging over the trip.
Harry was reportedly “frantically” trying to arrange additional private protection so his wife and children could travel safely and make the visit happen. Plans under discussion were said to include Meghan and the children flying into the UK for just one day, making any possible meeting with the King a tightly coordinated affair.
