Prince Harry signaled the renewed focus on reconciliation with his father, King Charles IIIAfter their first private meeting in more than two years.

In the interview, the Vojvoda Sussex emphasized the prioritization of his father as he confirmed his luck with his California life.

However, Prince Harry's transition to move with King Charles was branded as "desperate", with a royal expert that accuses him from making a "serious mistake."

In an interview with Guardian Published Sunday, 14. September, Prince Harry was reflected in his recent meeting with his father, King Charles III and shared his intentions for the year ahead.

"The focus really has to be in my father," Duke Sussex said, hinting his desire to spend more time with British monarch.

When asked if he hoped to spend more time in Britain and possibly bring their children (Prince Archie, 6 and Princess Lilibet, 4), Harry replied, "Yes, I would.

Although it is open for more frequent visits to the UK, Harry emphasized that he is satisfied with his current life in California.

"I think the parts of the British press want to believe I'm poor, but I didn't," he said. "I'm very happy with who I am and I like the life I live."

According to the Richard Fitzwilliams Expert, Harry's recent searches to unifying with the father comes to the heel "Serious mistakes," he has been played during a conversation with the BBC in May, after he lost the legal certificate in the UK.

In the interview, Duke admitted that he had long for reconciling with his family and expressed concern about his father's health, "I don't know how much my father has." He also claimed that the king refuses to talk to him, which led to the backpack from the Insider Palace, who felt his remarks unnecessary.

"Harry made a serious mistake in giving an emotional half-ruler interview at the BBC when he lost the case through automatic police protection," Fitzwilliams said, Po Fox News.

The expert also mentioned that Harry's recent moves, especially his Ukrainian trip after he met with his father, show that the Prince has a "new way to work with new advisers, whose advice is operating more."

During the interview, Harry defended his memoir "spare", insisted on writing that the record was placed straight, not to seek retaliation. The Duke of Susseks rejected criticism that the book was "about revenge".

Published in 2023. year, "reserve" pissed in detail in the Royal Family, including the allegations that Prince William once asked him.

"I don't believe I have broadcast my dirty laundry in public," Harry explained. "It was a hard message, but I did it in the best possible way. My conscience is clear."

He added: "It's not about revenge; it's responsibility. You can't have reconciliation before you have the truth."

Marking his 41. Birthdays Monday, Harry has described the memoir as "a series of corrections for stories already out there."

The interview comes after Harry and Charles shared the emotional gathering in Clarence House on Wednesday, 10. September - their first private meeting in more than two years.

Toward Now per weekThe meeting was set up in the move earlier this year, when Harry sent his father to a manuscript letter that expresses a desire to repair their relationship.

Harry, who flew from Montecit, California, attend the prizes and visit the Explosion Class Center at Caryal College London, met only in an hour before Harry left for an engagement game Invictus.

The source said that their conversation touched to family issues, including "who personally cuddles about children and what happens to Charles and his health." Reunion allegedly completed "hugs and tears".