When it comes to Prince Harry, every step he takes sparks a global reaction. Since he stepped away from his royal duties, his decisions have made major headlines and sparked debates both inside and outside Buckingham Palace. Although his life has changed since his move to California, his connection with the Windsor family remains a focus of attention.
In a genuine and heartfelt moment during an interview, Harry said: "There's no point in keeping on fighting, life is precious." He said this after losing a legal battle over his security in the United Kingdom, but it was also a sign that something was changing. That more reflective tone seems to have given way to concrete actions and, now, Harry seems determined to start a different path with his family.
The meeting with Buckingham Palace that set off alarms
In London, an unusual meeting was captured by the media. Tobyn Andreae, spokesperson for Charles III, met with Meredith Maines, communications director for the Sussexes, and Liam Maguire, their liaison in the United Kingdom. According to the British press, they discussed sensitive topics that required a direct conversation.
The meeting caused all kinds of speculation. Some called it "a significant milestone," while others saw it as the beginning of a new stage. What is certain is that this informal meeting has led to something bigger: a peace offering.
Harry has proposed sharing with the Royal Family the details of his personal and professional schedule. The goal would be to avoid future uncomfortable coincidences and public tensions. A simple but powerful measure.
A strategy by Prince Harry seeking balance
Harry's proposal carries a clear message: to reduce conflicts with the Windsors. Recently, his trip to Angola, which recalled Diana of Wales's journey, coincided with Camilla's birthday. This gesture caused some discomfort at the Palace.
With the new initiative, Harry plans to communicate his movements to both Charles III and Camilla, as well as to the Princes of Wales, William and Kate. This way, the King and Queen and the Princes of Wales would be informed in advance. This is a sign of openness that hasn't been seen in five years.
According to The Mail on Sunday, the prince is adopting a new mindset. "Before, they encouraged conflict. Now, the tone is about de-escalation," close sources say.
A step that could mark a turning point
Although there are no plans to return to the United Kingdom, Harry isn't closing the door to meetings. In February of last year, he met with his father after the cancer diagnosis. With his brother William, there hasn't been contact for a year, since the funeral of a great-uncle.
Since their move to California, the Sussexes have built a new life, with financial independence and their own causes. However, they've lost the contract with Netflix, so starting in September, the multimillion-euro partnership will be over. Likewise, their brand projects aren't delivering the desired results.
What is clear is that Harry has made an urgent and decisive move. Perhaps the most important since his official departure from British royal life, and Buckingham, faced with this scenario, will have to adopt a position.