The rift between the Waleses and the Sussexes has been ongoing since Harry and Meghan's departure from the Royal Family and the subsequent revelations they made about their family. While there may have been hopes for a reconciliation between the warring brothers during this challenging time for the British Royal Family, it appears that things are not that simple.
It seems unlikely that we will see the "Fab Four" back together on the balcony of Buckingham Palace very soon, despite rumors that Harry has been in private communication with William and Kate, suggesting a possible improvement in their relationship.
Harry, who is 39 years old, is set to visit the UK alone in May for the Invictus Games anniversary, and it is believed that he will make efforts to see his brother. However, sources suggest that he may be disappointed in his endeavors.
Insiders close to William and Kate have revealed that the couple is currently focused on Kate's recovery from cancer treatment, with the issues surrounding Harry being the last thing on their minds. Reports suggest that the Prince and Princess of Wales have put the "Harry problem" aside and have no plans for a reconciliation when Harry returns to the UK.
Another royal source mentioned that William has always prioritized protecting his family and is now concentrating on his wife and their three young children: Prince George, Princess Charlotte, and Prince Louis.
Harry last visited the UK in early February to see his father, King Charles, following the announcement of his cancer diagnosis. The meeting between Harry and Charles, held at Clarence House, lasted for a brief 30 minutes.
