Prince Harry's bold message: 'Nothing can break my royal roots'

Prince Harry has never stopped his charity work even after stepping away from royal protocol and the life he once cherished as a senior working royal before relocating to the US.

The Duke of Sussex, currently in the UK amid his uncle Charles Spencer's Diana memoir controversy, still believes King Charles and Prince William need him — not as a rebel royal, but as a brother and a son to strengthen the monarchy.

An insider close to the Sussexes reveals what Harry really thinks about his future in the royal family, despite the British monarch's clear message to him.

Meghan's husband is convinced the royal family may ultimately call him back, despite a fresh Palace intervention firmly ruling out his return as a working royal, according to a new claim.

The father-of-two's determination remains unwavering that 'nothing can break my royal roots.'

Britons are once again being drawn back to the British royal family, as local media and publications bring them back into the headlines — making the growing generation aware of their legacy and current standing.

Harry has reiterated that Britain is his home and Donald Trump's reaction to his and Meghan's move to leave the US for the UK strenghtened his stance to let Prince Archie and Lilibet know about the Britishh culture and his royal relatives and encestaters.

But their homecoming has already triggered tensions after King Charles, 77, reaffirmed the 2020 Sandringham agreement.

 A separate source claimed, "Harry's attitude is that nothing involving the monarchy should ever be regarded as completely irreversible. He knows perfectly well that he cannot simply arrive back in Britain after six years and expect everything that happened around Megxit to be forgotten, but he also doesn't accept that there can never be a meaningful place for him again."

"In his mind, the royal family is going to face enormous demands in the years ahead, and there are fewer people available to shoulder that burden. Harry believes he still has an international profile, enormous experience of public engagements and longstanding connections with charities, veterans and organizations around the world."

"He thinks there may eventually be a realization that those things have value to the monarchy. In short, he thinks the royal family still needs him, the insider told Radar.

As per reports, Meghan and Harry with their children are expected to return to California during the October half-term break before spending another period in Britain and later traveling back to America for Christmas.