Prince Harry has reportedly issued an apology to his father, King Charles, and his brother, Prince William, following a ‘secret reunion’ with the Prince of Wales in the UK.
The Duke of Sussex, Harry, is said to have extended this long-awaited apology by refraining from adding any further criticisms or sensational royal gossip in the paperback edition of his controversial memoir, Spare, according to royal expert Michael Cole. This move suggests that Harry is keen to repair his public image and may be considering a return to performing “minor royal duties” after reconciling with Charles and William.
Cole shared with GB News that Harry, who is married to Meghan Markle, appears intent on improving his reputation in the UK to facilitate more frequent visits. He hinted that Harry might even be contemplating a return to some royal responsibilities, though Cole believes the chances of this happening are slim.
The re-release of Harry’s memoir without additional updates or promotional efforts signifies his desire to mend the royal rift. Cole noted, “I think the contract obviously included a paperback edition, but he hasn’t added new chapters or a preface or afterword to amplify the distress his revelations have caused his family.”
Describing the gesture as a “peace feeler” and “a bit of a token,” Cole suggested that this may be Harry’s way of expressing regret and seeking some level of forgiveness. He also remarked that Harry “could have been such a great asset along with his wife.”
This development comes amid speculation that Harry might be looking to reconcile with the royal family, possibly aiming to make amends for the turmoil caused by his memoir.
