Prince Harry is reportedly eager to bring his children, Archie and Lilibet, to the UK to meet their cousins and spend quality time with their grandparents.

The Duke of Sussex, after a brief visit to the UK to see King Charles, is said to be determined to establish a stronger connection between his children and their British relatives.

According to sources close to the royal family, Prince Harry has expressed his desire to have his children stay in the UK and bond with their grandparents and cousins.

However, it seems that Harry must first prove himself before making this happen, as there are expectations he needs to meet.

Emotions ran high during Harry’s recent visit to the UK, especially when discussions about the future of his relationship with the Royal Family took place.

While Meghan Markle appears reluctant to engage in these matters and prefers to keep her distance from England, Harry feels a sense of responsibility to mend any rifts that may exist.

Royal expert Jenny Bond, in an interview with OK Magazine, highlighted the importance of Prince Archie and Princess Lilibet visiting England as a step towards healing the strained family ties.

Harry envisions his children embracing their heritage and feeling a sense of belonging in both the UK and America, rather than solely identifying with their Californian roots.

Bond emphasized that the lack of a significant relationship between Harry’s children and their paternal and maternal grandfathers underscores the complexities that need to be addressed delicately.

Repairing fractured family dynamics is not a task that can be accomplished hastily or easily, she added.

During his visit to the UK, Prince Harry did not manage to meet with his brother, Prince William, as the focus was on supporting his wife, the Duchess of Sussex, after her medical procedure, along with their three children – Prince George, Princess Charlotte, and Prince Louis.

Shortly after his arrival, Harry swiftly returned to the US to reunite with his family.

Recently, King Charles shared a heartfelt message with the British public following his cancer diagnosis, expressing gratitude for the outpouring of support and well-wishes he had received.

The specific type of cancer was not disclosed, but it was clarified that it was unrelated to prostate cancer and was discovered during routine medical tests.

As the Duke of Sussex navigates the complexities of family relationships and strives to bridge the gap between his children and their British heritage, the world watches with keen interest to see how this chapter in the royal saga unfolds.