King Charles Shuts the Door on Harry’s Return to Royal Duties Despite Recent Meeting

King Charles has made it clear: Prince Harry won’t be returning to his role as a working royal. Despite their recent reunion at Clarence House, where the two spent 55 minutes together on September 10, the King’s stance is unwavering.

The meeting, which was the first between the father and son in 19 months, was described as cordial but firm. A royal insider told RadarOnline that the King remains resolute in his decision. “Charles is resolute – Harry will not be reinstated as a working royal… he represents the very opposite of the values Charles wants the crown to embody,” the insider shared.

But why such a hardline approach? The answer, according to the insider, lies in Harry’s ongoing projects in the United States with his wife, Meghan Markle. These ventures, the source claims, are at odds with the monarchy’s core values and what King Charles envisions for the future of the royal family.

Moreover, the King is concerned that even offering Harry a part-time role would only complicate things further. The source explained that such a move could “undermine the working royals’ work and betray public confidence.” The monarchy, already dealing with pressures from Charles’s health challenges, is focused on maintaining stability—something they fear could be jeopardized by any further involvement from Harry.

While this decision might come as a blow to Harry and those hoping for a family reconciliation, it’s clear that King Charles is determined to keep the monarchy on track and avoid any additional drama related to the Sussexes’ high-profile American projects. It seems the King has no plans to backtrack, despite the personal reunion.