Prince Harry has publicly called for a reconciliation with his family – and one source has claimed peace talks may be on the cards. The Duke of Sussex has laid bare his rocky relationships and made some damning accusations in the pages of his new book Spare. Now dubbed the fastest selling non-fiction book, Harry’s made no secret in publicity interviews how he wants his family back. And in a report by The Times, there may be a time when peace talks could settle the water. It is hoped this would be in time for the King’s coronation on May 6.
Publicly, the Duke has recently revealed that he wants “accountability” and “an apology” from his family, but claims that they have “shown absolutely no willingness to reconcile”.
Speaking of his estranged family, Harry said that he wishes to “sit down and have a proper conversation about this”, adding that he says wants his brother and his father “back”.
But the Times reports a source close to both parties thinks a peace meeting, which will include the King and his two sons, could be planned to go ahead in the coming months.
