Prince Harry could meet with the rest of the British royal family before his father Charles III’s coronation in May, to defuse tensions following the publication of his explosive memoirs, the Sunday Times newspaper said on Sunday.
"All parties will have to be flexible. But it’s possible, it’s fixable"estimated a source close to the king and Enrique quoted by the Sunday newspaper.
The newspaper mentions the possibility of a meeting between the prince, his father Carlos and his brother Guillermo before the coronation scheduled for May 6.
Enrique’s book, titled "Spare" ("In the shadow" in Spanish), is having a brilliant success in bookstores. In them, the youngest son of Carlos III and grandson of the late Isabel II spares no criticism, such as his brother Guillermo, whom he describes as "arch enemy".
Officially, Buckingham Palace has been silent since the book’s release.
The source quoted by the Sunday Times maintains that "you have to move on to something else, and it must be solved between now and April".
"The king needs the expedited route before the coronation"add that source.
According to another source cited by the newspaper, Enrique and his wife Meghan should be invited to the coronation, so that the family conflict does not mean a "distraction" that shades the ceremony.
Harry and Meghan left the royal family in 2020 and live in the United States.
According to a recent YouGov survey, they are even more unpopular than Prince Andrew, Charles III’s brother removed from the monarchy after being involved in a sex scandal.