Meghan Markle 'problem' is Harry's biggest 'stumbling block' yet in devastating blow
The TalkTV presenter unleashed a devastating verdict ahead of Prince Harry's UK return.
King Charles's newest and most trusted aide is reportedly attempting to heal the rift between Prince William and Prince Harry in a bid to spare the monarch "further pain". Mark Dolan was joined on his breakfast show by Charlotte Griffiths, Editor at Large of the Mail On Sunday.
According to reports, former diplomat Theo Rycroft, who became deputy private secretary to the King in February, sees it as his misssion to resolve the Harry and William's dilemma for the monarch's sake. It comes amid claims King Charles may meet with his youngest son, the Duke of Sussex, when he flies to the UK in preparation of the Invictus Games.
Mr Rycroft reportedly intends to persuade the Prince of Wales to reunite with Harry. A source told the publication: "Theo believes that Harry and William need to be forced to shake hands and allow Charles to repair his relationship with Harry.
"I would be very surprised if Harry doesn't see Charles when he is in the UK. Theo would not be one of the many aides at the palace wishing to block a meeting."
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Speaking on TalkTV on Sunday, Mark claimed it was impossible the brothers would ever reconcile amid Harry's marriage to Meghan Markle.
"I do think the Meghan problem is going to be Theo Rycroft's biggest stumbling block," Charlotte replied. "Because if Harry comes over this summer and next summer without Meghan there is a chance the two men might shake hands."
The brothers unveiled the statue of their mother, Princess Diana, on July 1, 2021. It was their first appearance together since the Duke of Edinburgh's funeral in April of the same year and months after Harry had stepped down as a working royal.
Charlotte continued: "Any handshake that goes on is when Meghan is out walking the dog or taking the kids out for a stroll in the park."
She added if Harry and William are able to have a private moment together they could heal any further tensions.
Harry is due to return to the UK in July, however, it is unclear whether he will bring Meghan and children Archie and Lilibet.
