Prince Harry, Meghan Markle ‘accept' King Charles meeting protocol

Prince Harry and Meghan Markle are not being able to do things their own way as strict rules have been introduced for a potential meeting with King Charles.

The Duke and Duchess of Sussex are reportedly making their much-anticipated return to the UK alongside their kids, Archie and Lilibet.

They will reportedly take part in Invictus Games promotional events.

But a reunion between the King and the Sussexes is set to take place, which comes with serious protocol.

According to royal expert Alison Boshoff, she has quoted her sources from the Sussex camp, revealing that strict ground rules have been introduced.

There would be “no cameras, no subsequent Instagram posts, no revelations in interviews afterwards,” in order to build trust for the future reconciliation.

“Charles has let him know that he is really looking forward to seeing his grandchildren. Harry is looking forward to the visit and to building bridges. That is what everyone wants,” an insider told a commentator.

The Sussexes will be allowed to film activities related to Invictus and other commercial activities, but their time with the royals will be behind closed doors.

Harry and Meghan have repeatedly accepted this offer.

“According to friends of Harry, a new idea has taken hold, which will see him and Meghan free to flog jam and make speeches for cash when they are in America, but treated as cherished members of the Royal Family when in the UK,” Alison shared.