King Charles makes important decision on Prince Harry as return looms

King Charles is known for his sensible approach to dealing with the crisis as he makes all neccessary decisions that strengthen his reign and the bond with his family and people.

The British monarch, 77, always remains reluctatnt to get the spotlight for wrong reasons as he avoids controversies with his wise moves.

The King has adopted the same strategy regarding his estranged son Harry's potential return to the UK later this month.

He will reportedly not welcome his son to the Palace during his UK trip as the monarch allegedly fears that his private talks with Harry could become public.

Some royal sources even claim that Charles will be in Scotland when the Duke arrives for a court case over his legal claim against Associated Newspapers.

"Emotional distractions aren’t likely to be part of this trip, aiming to help the U.K. economically, let alone the fact that Harry can’t be trusted," British royals expert Hilary Fordwich claimed to Fox News Digital.

She went on to explain why he and senior royals avoide Harry, saying: "Nor does the family want a media circus with the optics regarding family disputes overshadowing such important state business."

The King does not regularly communicate with the Duke of Sussex Kinsey Schofield claimed to the outlet.

Charles, who typically takes a break from public duties in January, may be in Scotland when Harry is in London

Last time in September, Harry and Charles reunited for the first time in 18 months. The Duke enjoyed a private tea with the monarch at Clarence House.