London, UK - Recently, Prince Harry has been taking a peace‑making approach with the royal family. Apparently, the Duke of Sussex wants a public reconciliation with his father, King Charles, and the coming months could be crucial.

According to an insider who spoke to The Mirror, there has been a clear shift in Harry's relationship with his family.

Just a few months ago, the father of two seemed consumed by his fight for justice – whether in costly legal battles or with explosive revelations about the British royals.

But now, his stance appears to have changed. Conversations suggest that Harry wants to mend his family ties.

Apparently, the 41‑year‑old realized, in light of his father's cancer diagnosis, how precious time together can be. Immediately after Charles' diagnosis became public, Harry traveled to the UK to see his father.

A few weeks ago, Harry visited Charles again, this time with his wife, Meghan Markle, and their two children.

During his UK trip, he promoted the upcoming 2027 Invictus Games in Birmingham, appeared on TV, and attended a charity event where he played with children and even goats!

For the Invictus Games, Harry now hopes to receive his father's support, aiming to further strengthen their relationship. A joint public appearance at the Games would not only symbolize backing for wounded and ill veterans – it would also give the public "the images of reconciliation that have been absent for years."

Charles is at least open to peace with his youngest son, but the biggest obstacle remains the lack of trust in Harry.

The palace fears that information from private conversations between father and son could leak to the public, as has happened in the past.

When Meghan and Harry stepped back from the royal family six years ago, they leveled some serious accusations against the British royals – including claims of racism toward the 45‑year‑old.

Even before their official withdrawal, the Sussexes were convinced there might be another path for them.

They had proposed a model to the late Queen Elizabeth in which they could continue to represent the Crown while pursuing commercial activities – a proposal the queen ultimately rejected.

The insider understands that Harry misses the life he left behind. However, it is unlikely that the Sussexes will fully return as working royals.