A royal expert said Harry should make the effort to meet his dad next month in the UK as the King is in Scotland nearly a year on from his late mother Queen Elizabeth II's death
Prince Harry has been urged to "swallow his pride" and make the effort to reunite with his brother William and King Charles in the UK next month.
Royal expert Marlene Koenig told Express.co.uk: "I think this would be a good opportunity for Harry to swallow his pride and see his father privately." As it stands it is not clear whether there are any plans for both parties to meet in the UK next month as tensions between Harry and The Firm still appear heightened.
However, she went onto say that most people will be expecting Harry to attend the awards just before jetting back to California where he lives with wife Megan Markle and their kids Archie and Lilibet.The last few years have seen a huge divide drawn between Harry and the rest of the Royals following his fury at how his wife Megan was treated by the Royals and the UK media.
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