Prince Harry branded tragic for letting Archie, Lilibet miss King Charles

Prince Harry has been described as facing a "walking tragedy" when it comes to his relationship with his father, King Charles. Royal biographer Robert Hardman sparked this commentary, suggesting that Harry's situation is unfortunate due to the distance it creates between the King and his grandchildren.

Hardman’s assessment was featured in a report by *The Sun*, where he noted that within the Royal Family, there’s a belief that as long as Prince Harry remains entangled in ongoing legal battles, any possibility of reconciliation with his father will be extremely difficult. He also pointed out a critical issue: trust, which remains unresolved. An aide added, "Even if Harry brings the children over, would that resolve the situation?"

Hardman further reflected on the sadness of the situation, stating, "It’s a mess—but it’s not one of our making."

Royal expert Ingrid Seward echoed these sentiments, emphasizing the importance King Charles places on family. She shared her view that the King, having experienced a somewhat fragmented childhood with his parents often busy with royal duties, deeply values family connections. Seward added that it is a source of great sadness for the King that he doesn't get to see more of his grandchildren, Archie and Lilibet.