Prince Harry has suffered a shock amid hopes of a reunion with his cancer-stricken husband, King Charles. According to a royal commentator, there is no way for the Duke and Duchess of Sussex, Meghan, to return to the royal family. In a heated debate on TalkTV, host Mark Dolan questioned whether the Sussexes could return to the royal family.

In response, Hilary Fordwich argued the answer is definitely “no” if Harry and Meghan continue to criticize the monarchy. She said, “There’s a yes or no,” adding, “certainly not if they continue doing what they’ve been doing and continue down this path. They can’t put the Royal Family in a difficult position, they can’t speak ill of the Royal Family. They can’t continue doing all the things they’ve been doing.”

She added, “I think it’s too late to regain trust now. It’s like telling someone ‘love me, love me’ – no, you have to make them love you. You have to prove that you’re trustworthy, so all that has been broken.” This comes after confirmation that King Charles will be traveling to the US for an official state visit. But reports suggest he will not be seeing his son or his children, Prince Archie and Princess Lilibet, during his time in the country.

However, many believe they can still reconcile and return to the British Royal Family. Prince Harry and Meghan Markle may still find a narrow path back to the Royal Family, however, that could take years. According to one commentator, the Duke and Duchess of Sussex would have to make major changes to their current lifestyle if they want to reconnect with the Royal Family.

According to one commentator, the Duke and Duchess of Sussex will have to make major changes to their current lifestyle if they want to rekindle their connection with the royal family. In a TalkTV interview, American political commentator Hilary Fordwich suggested that Harry and Meghan need to distance themselves from the media spotlight and dedicate time to their work. She also noted that the couple should endlessly prioritize their children, Prince Archie and Princess Lilibet, over attracting media attention and their children’s own interests.

“The only answer is if that hypocritical Harry can actually do what he says he wants to do,” Fordwich said when asked if Harry would ever reunite with his family. “Remember when he said he had post-traumatic stress disorder (PTSD) and had hysterical outbursts when appearing in front of the media, and then went to Los Angeles with their three PR companies, etc.”

The expert continued, “If they moved to Africa and actually dedicated years to the local community and actually did it well, if they really wanted privacy for their children and Meghan stopped constantly posting pictures of them on Instagram, stopped promoting and benefiting them.” “If they stopped criticizing the royal family, and they’ve been doing that for years, I think there would be admiration for the right things the royal family has done.”

Around this time, Meghan Markle was also embroiled in controversy with the British Royal Family. The Duchess of Sussex, who is planning a trip to the UK with husband, Prince Harry, is told to jump at a chance of a Royal reunion.

Royal expert Richard Palmer reveals: “I can see one potential problem there, which is if Meghan is launching As Ever in the UK during a visit here.”

He tells the Mirror: “The King won’t want to be the backdrop or to be seen to be endorsing a commercial launch like that, so it will be important to consider the timing.

“But when they came over for Trooping the Colour during the Queen Elizabeth’s Platinum Jubilee celebrations, a senior source close to Charles stressed how wonderful it had been for him to see his grandchildren. I think he’s genuinely missing out there and regretting missing out.”

“The Queen and Prince Phillip essentially took over the duties of the Queen Mother as Patron of the RHS Sandringham Flower Show, and would have a week up at Sandringham roundabout at that time in July, where she’d invite friends to a huge house party,” Richard says.

“Charles carried on the tradition and used to invite some of the Queen Mothers’ old friends to come, and then over the years it became more his friends and there were people like Jules Holland and Lord Rothschild.

“So it’s likely that Charles and Camilla will be there for a few days in July, and it would make perfect sense for Harry and Meghan and the children to go and stay at a royal residence with the King, if they’re hoping to try and build bridges.”