Meghan Markle finally backs Prince Harry's decision to reconcile with King Charles, William

Meghan Markle has reportedly allowed her husband Prince Harry to reconcile with his estranged father King Charles, brother Prince William and sister-in-law Kate Middleton.

According to a report by the Radar Online, the duchess is backing Prince Harry’s decision despite ‘lot of bad blood’ and ‘unresolved issues.’

However, the outlet, citing royal insiders, has reported that Meghan herself is ‘very reluctant’ to go back to the Britain.

"Meghan is very reluctant to go back to the U.K. – there's a lot of bad blood and unresolved issues,” the insider claimed and added, "But she gets that Harry wants to make things right with his family and is backing his decision to handle it on his own."

It comes amid claims Prince Harry has decided to extend an olive branch to his father King Charles, brother Prince William and Kate Middleton by inviting them to the Invictus Games 2027.

The Invictus Games will be held in Birmingham from July 12 to July 17, 2027.

Now, the Radar Online claims Prince Harry “really wants” his family to show up and support the event.

Earlier, the insiders told the Woman’s Day, “He’s desperate to make amends and clearly he’s willing to play a long game if that’s what it takes. He’s risking everything doing this – especially at home because wife Meghan’s not happy about it at all.”