Overview
- Former royal photographer Ian Pelham Turner says King Charles and Prince William reached an understanding that sidelining Prince Andrew would make William more receptive to Prince Harry rejoining in some capacity.
- The Mirror reports that Andrew was stripped of his royal titles in November and is expected to leave Royal Lodge for Sandringham, more than 100 miles from other royal residences.
- Pelham Turner argues that King Charles’s cancer treatment has accelerated discussions about family reconciliation and a possible role for Harry.
- Coverage describes William as previously resistant but now more open to Harry’s involvement, though what a return would entail remains unspecified as Harry continues to live in the United States.
- The reconciliation narrative is based primarily on Pelham Turner’s account reported by Express and The Mirror US, with no independent confirmation from the Royal Household.