Prince Harry and Meghan Markle have been told they must “swallow their pride” if they are to return to the UK and reunite with the Royal Family.
King Charles will reportedly invite the Duke and Duchess of Sussex to visit his Balmoral residence in the Scottish Highlands over the summer holidays.
This could potentially lead to a reunion with other members of the Royal Family that may help thaw strained relations.
But royal author Tom Quinn has warned a major stumbling block could still stand in the way of making this happen, leaving the Sussexes – in particular Meghan – with a dilemma.
He told The Mirror: “If the invitation becomes a real invitation — and it is almost certainly to do that — both Harry and Meghan will find themselves in a very difficult position.
READ MORE: Americans turn on ‘scandalous’ Harry and Meghan after prince cuts ties with UK
He continued: “According to people I’ve spoken to at Kensington Palace, King Charles has hinted to Harry and Meghan that they should come to Balmoral in the summer to see if something can be done about the ongoing feud in the family,” he added.
“Charles knows that Harry and Meghan are much more likely to respond positively to an invitation after the shock of Harry‘s father’s cancer diagnosis and Kate’s cancer diagnosis. It’s one of those situations where good might just come out of bad.”
Harry is likely to visit the UK next month to attend an event to mark the tenth anniversary of the Invictus Games, which he founded in 2014.
However, it remains unclear if Meghan – or their children Prince Archie and Princess Lilibet – will accompany him on the trip.
