Harry described that as “the most efficient way to live,” adding: “It is the thing I always fall back on. Always.”
In the same interview, Harry appeared to take a subtle swipe at his brother, Prince William, saying: “You cannot have reconciliation before you have truth.”
Reunion With King Charles
The remarks followed Harry’s recent meeting with King Charles at Clarence House in London, where the pair shared tea for 54 minutes – their first meeting in 19 months.
Harry revealed that his “focus really has to be on my dad” in the coming year, hinting at a desire to spend more time with the monarch. Reports suggest he came to the meeting with photos of his children, Prince Archie and Princess Lilibet, in an effort to strengthen family bonds.
Signs of Reconciliation
Insiders believe the Duke, who turns 41 this week, is making his most serious attempt yet at mending ties. One source told the Mirror: “It’s become clear that Harry now regrets some of his actions. He wants to reset his relationship with his family and with the people of the UK. It’s hard to see (Harry) ever coming back to live in Britain, but this may be the start of something that at least allows them to be a functioning wider family again.”
Alongside his personal revelations, Harry is in Ukraine to highlight the work of the Invictus Games Foundation and to support veterans who have suffered life-altering injuries since the war with Russia began three years ago.
