Prince Harry Claims Sabotage Attempts Amid Formal Meeting With King Charles

Prince Harry and King Charles reunited for the first time in 19 months during a private meeting at Clarence House on September 10, marking a tentative step towards reconciliation after a prolonged family rift. Media reports suggesting the meeting was "distinctly formal" and that Harry felt like an "official visitor" were categorically denied by Harry's representatives, who accused unnamed sources of attempting to sabotage the reconciliation efforts by spreading false information. The Duke of Sussex's spokesman clarified that while gifts were exchanged, including a framed photograph, it did not contain images of Harry and Meghan, countering some media claims. Harry has expressed a strong desire for peace within the family, despite previous tensions linked to legal disputes over his security arrangements in the UK. The meeting lasted approximately 54 minutes, after which Harry engaged in various charitable activities during his four-day UK visit and emphasized that his focus in the coming year would be on his father. Both the palace and Harry's team underscored the importance of privacy around the details of the meeting, highlighting the fragile nature of the current family dynamics.