She told GB News: “Meghan is not coming with him and I think that Harry has a big mountain to climb if he does become very close to his father again.
“I don’t think she will be pleased whatsoever. And he’s got this rock that he’s in, whether he upsets Meghan or he upsets his father.”
Ms Levin added that she does not think the reunion between Harry and Charles will end their feud due to Meghan’s involvement, explaining: “I don’t think that will happen because Meghan will not let him.”
In his memoir Spare the Duke of Sussex was criticised for his attacks against members of his family, although he shared some fond memories of his father.
He revealed that although Charles struggled to communicate and express his emotions face-to-face, he would leave letters for his son telling him how “proud” he was of him.
Harry recalled: “He had trouble communicating, trouble listening, trouble being intimate face-to-face. On occasion, after a long multi-course dinner, I’d walk upstairs and find a letter on my pillow.
“The letter would say how proud he was of me for something I’d done or accomplished. I’d smile, place it under my pillow, but also wonder why he hadn’t said this moments ago, while seated directly across from me.”
Others have taken a different view of Meghan’s stance on the situation, as royal author Robert Jobson told Express.co.uk that the Duchess may have felt more comfortable being at home.
He said: “I think it was very wise for Meghan to stay at home with the kids because you know, this is a very difficult and deeply personal moment for, for Prince Harry.
“He’s got a tread on eggshells really when he comes back because of his book, Spare where he insulted the late Queen, and he insulted Prince William’s wife, Catherine, while also calling William a bully.”
