Prince Harry's arrival in the United Kingdom on Monday, coinciding with the third anniversary of Queen Elizabeth II's death, has sparked speculation regarding a possible meeting with his father, King Charles III.

During his stay, Harry paid respects to the late queen by visiting her grave at Windsor and laying flowers, indicating a potential shift in the strained relationship between Harry and the royal family.

The last time Harry and Charles met was in February 2024, when Harry visited after learning of his father's cancer diagnosis.

This visit lasted approximately 45 minutes before Charles retired to Sandringham for recovery.

Harry's recent trip to London in April, where a court appeal concerning police protection was rejected, further complicated the possibility of reconciliation due to ongoing tensions.

Despite these obstacles, there has been an apparent change in tone from both sides.

In July, representatives from both Harry and Meghan's communication team and King Charles engaged in what British media described as a 'peace summit,' indicating a possible thaw in relations.

This was further evident at the WellChild Awards on Monday night, where Harry celebrated the bravery of ill children and their caregivers, reflecting his continued commitment to charitable work.

However, the path towards reconciliation remains challenging, especially given the allegations of insensitivity, conflict, and even racism made by Harry and Meghan against the royal household.

Harry's memoir, 'Spare,' unveiled personal conversations between family members and shed light on strained dynamics within the royal family, further complicating any attempts at unity.

In an interview with BBC following his court case, Harry expressed a desire for reconciliation but also acknowledged that it is ultimately up to others.

This shift in tone from Harry suggests a willingness to move forward despite past grievances, yet the future of his relationship with King Charles and the rest of the royal family remains uncertain.