Critical health concerns often bring about a shift in perspectives and priorities.
Despite Harry’s hope for reconciliation with his brother and sister-in-law during his anticipated UK visit in May, it is unlikely to materialize.
The Duke of Sussex is aiming to attend an event at St Paul’s Cathedral commemorating the tenth anniversary of the Invictus Games.
While his travel arrangements are still pending, he is unlikely to be accompanied by the Duchess and their children due to recent legal setbacks regarding security protection.
This solo visit could present an opportunity to mend fences with his brother after prolonged estrangement.
However, the possibility of reconciliation depends on willingness from both sides.
Sources close to the Prince and Princess indicate that amid coping with various family challenges, the "Harry problem" is currently a low priority.
The focus is on the Princess’s recovery and family well-being.
Insiders maintain that the Prince is dedicated to safeguarding his family's privacy and prioritizing his children's welfare.
The family’s trust in the Sussexes has been fractured, especially following recent contentious events.
The Prince, burdened by recent turmoil and hurtful accusations, is not inclined to welcome Harry back into their inner circle at this time.
The Duke has expressed readiness to mend fences with his family, emphasizing the importance of family over institutional dynamics.
He has relinquished his demands for apologies, recognizing the futility of his prior approach.
While there have been positive interactions with his father, reconciling with Prince William, given their different personalities and strained dynamic, remains challenging.
The Princess, regarded as a natural mediator, had the potential to influence a reconciliation between the brothers.
However, she was also affected by the accusations and controversies surrounding the Duke and Duchess.
Her present focus is on recovery and shielding her children amidst ongoing challenges.
Amidst family turmoil and personal struggles, Harry may feel distant and disconnected.
The recent health crises within the family only compound his feelings of isolation.
While his private outreach could be perceived as a first step towards reconciliation, it may be a while before the Prince and Princess are prepared to address further complexities in their relationships.