Hidden agenda behind Palace's plan to set up King Charles, Prince Harry reunion

Buckingham Palace is planning to take advantage of Prince Harry’s upcoming visit to the UK for 2017 Invictus Games by staging a reunion between him and King Charles.

As per royal expert Daniela Elser, the Palace would use this event to show Charles as a forgiving father and bring positive attention to the monarchy.

Citing The Telegraph, Elser penned that there is hope that Harry’s kids, Prince Archie and Princess Lilibet, might be included in the reunion.

Writing for News.com.au, Elser noted that Charles hasn’t seen his grandchildren since 2022 and has only met Lilibet once and so, a public photo with them could boost his image.

“So if some sort of meeting of the King and duke could be staged, it would mean that the Palace could sell it as Charles being the bigger man and embracing forgiveness,” she wrote.

“It would also reframe an event that redounds to Harry’s credit and heart, the highly successful Games, into an opportunity to make His Majesty look particularly good.”

She further penned, “The King has not seen his American grandchildren since 2022, having only met Lili once in her young life.”

“Picture it: Some sweet shot of him with, by then, an eight-year-old Archie and a six-year-old Lili, a morse that would do him no end of favours.”