Prince Harry and Meghan Markle have been estranged from the rest of the Royal Family for a while now, with the couple living in the United States since 2020 and some revelations made by them that have not suited very well with his brother, Prince William, his wife, Kate Middleton, and King Charles.

Prince Harry's potential reconciliation with the Royal Family, particularly with his brother Prince William, is a significant development. As reported by Gabrielle Wilde from GB News, Royal expert author Tom Quinn suggests that Prince Harry is considering a move towards reconciliation, indicating his readiness to 'bury the hatchet' with his brother.

It is reported that Prince William told Prince Harry to bring their children the next time he and Meghan Markle visit the United Kingdom, probably next month at the Invictus Games. However, there is one last hurdle before they can finally settle their differences.

Meghan Markle wants an apology

Quinn mentions that Meghan Markle is seeking an apology from the Royal Family before they can move on. In the meantime, 'until she feels that the Royal Family have been sufficiently nice to her-and grovelingly apologized for the past-it's not going to happen,' Quinn said.

In the past, Meghan Markle accused the Royal Family of making racist remarks towards her and their then-unborn son Archie, questioning Prince Harry and Markle about 'the skin color' of the child's skin color' and making them feel uncomfortable.

Recent reports have revealed that Meghan Markle expressed concerns about racist remarks made by certain members of the Royal family towards her and her son Archie. She reportedly raised these concerns with King Charles and shared the names of those who made the comments, highlighting that Archie would be the first person of color in the family.