Amidst a backdrop of strained relations between the Prince of Wales and the king in recent times, there is a palpable eagerness on the part of the monarch to mend fences.

With a clear sense of urgency spurred by his own health concerns, the king seems intent on addressing lingering rifts within his family before time slips away.

Rather than passively waiting for resolution, the king is poised to take the lead in fostering reconciliation between his two sons.

While the king harbors a preference for a direct and open dialogue between the Sussexes to address their issues, it appears unlikely that the Duke has intentions of returning to the UK in his former royal capacity.

Instead, he is contemplating a family gathering later this year, potentially in Scotland, as a venue for reconciliation.

The geographical separation posed by the Sussexes’ residence in the US, where their grandchildren Archie and Lilibet also live, adds a layer of complexity to the situation that evidently troubles the king.

Anticipation mounts among royal observers regarding a potential summit of the royal family at Balmoral, especially in light of concerns surrounding Catherine S.’s health.

Recent insights from royal commentators suggest that the king has extended an open invitation to the Sussexes and their children to visit him at Balmoral.

Renowned royal author Nick Bullen underscores the king’s genuine desire to mend relations, acknowledging the persisting tension between the Prince of Wales and the Duke of Sussex.