Bingham made a significant announcement regarding King's crucial decision concerning Harry's Easter proposal following Kate's cancer diagnosis.
The Palace confirmed that King Charles and Queen Camilla will lead the royal family members at the Easter Sunday church service later this week. This marks a pivotal event for the King, being his first major public appearance since his cancer diagnosis was disclosed in early February.
It signifies his improving health condition, indicating that his medical team deems it safe for him to engage in public gatherings despite ongoing treatment.
Traditionally held at St. George's Chapel in Windsor Castle, this year's Easter service will be slightly modified to limit the King's interactions. Notably absent will be the Prince and Princess of Wales and their family, as they prioritize Catherine's recovery from last year's cancer diagnosis.
Nonetheless, the Wells family made a notable debut at a private family event, introducing Prince Lewis alongside his siblings, Prince George and Princess Charlotte. With a focus on their children's well-being, Prince William plans to take a break from his royal duties over the Easter holiday, resuming work on April 17th with the start of the new school term.
Contrary to expectations, Prince Harry did not receive an invitation to Easter festivities, despite his intentions to visit Katherine next Monday. However, there remains uncertainty regarding Harry's return to the UK, as his spokesperson unveiled plans for his potential return this week. Over recent years, the Easter service has been well attended by members of the royal family, reminiscent of the Christmas Day gatherings. Notable regular attendees include Princess Anne and her husband, as well as the Duke and Duchess of Edinburgh, along with their children.
Insiders close to the Prince and Princess of Wales suggest that Prince Harry shouldn't anticipate a swift reconciliation with his brother, Prince William, and sister-in-law, Princess Catherine. The rift deepened after Harry and Meghan's departure from the royal family and subsequent revelations about their experiences. Despite Harry's reported private outreach to William and Catherine, prospects for a reconciliation seem dim. The possibility of a reunion of "The Fab Four" on the balcony of the Buckingham Palace remains uncertain.
Reports indicate that the Wales have no immediate plans for reconciliation, particularly with Prince William expressing reluctance to forgive Prince Harry. Queen Elizabeth's stance underscores the firm's uncompromising approach—no halfway commitments or monetization of the royal name. The breach of royal protocols and the tarnishing of the family's reputation by Harry and Meghan make a reconciliation seem like a distant possibility.
