The Duke of Sussex left his royal duties in 2020, moving to California with wife Meghan and sparking a media firestorm over the institution’s image.
In his memoir "Spare," Harry detailed a fraught bond with Prince William, accusing the younger brother of a "paternal" neglect that strained the royal line.
He has pursued legal action against British newspapers, contesting what he claims was unlawful press intrusion, and has called for a more respectful dialogue with the media.
The prince noted that his three children, now enrolled in a London school, have adapted quickly, finding comfort in the familiar environment after a brief but intense transition.
Reflecting on his mother, the late Princess Diana, Harry said he channels her memory into his work, avoiding the pitfall of prolonged grief that could derail his public duties.
No official statement from King Charles III or Prince William has yet been released, leaving the royal household’s stance on the reconciliation initiative unclear.