The Duke of Sussex is anticipated to make a long-awaited return to the United Kingdom to reunite with his family following a period of turmoil and discord.

A royal expert, as cited by UK Mirror, revealed that this decision has been influenced by the King’s desire to spend more time with his grandchildren, Prince Archie and Princess Lilibet.

The expert, Tom Quinn, hinted at a potential reconciliation between the Duke of Sussex and the Prince of Wales, hinting at a resolution to the longstanding tensions between the siblings.

According to Quinn, the British monarch is feeling melancholic and restless due to the limited interactions he has had with his grandchildren, who are currently separated by distance.

The King is reportedly displeased with the current situation where video calls serve as the primary means of communication with his beloved grandchildren.

This sentiment has led to the King exerting pressure on the Duke of Sussex to facilitate a reunion, a move that could potentially pave the way for a renewed bond between family members.

While speculations regarding the Duke’s return have been fueled by the expert’s insights, the situation concerning the Duchess of Sussex remains unresolved.

Following her tumultuous experiences within the royal family, it appears unlikely that she will accompany her husband back to the UK, as suggested by Quinn.

Instead, there are discussions about arranging for the Duke and his children to reside in a nearby UK property, enabling the Wales children to spend quality time with their cousins in a harmonious environment.

Contrary to assumptions of a permanent return to California, the Duchess of Sussex seems content with her current life in the UK and shows no inclination to revisit her past experiences in England.

Quoting novelist Ahmed Scobie, the Mirror reported the Duchess expressing her discomfort and lack of belonging in the UK, indicating a strong aversion towards returning to the country.

It seems that the Duchess has firmly set her sights on a future that does not involve stepping foot on English soil again.