Senior aides to King Charles III and Prince Harry held a secret peace summit near Clarence House in London, marking a tentative step toward reconciliation between the estranged father and son. The meeting, reportedly supported by Prince William, was the first direct communication between the two camps in years and has raised hopes for a rapprochement within weeks. Prince Harry is said to be keen on mending ties with his father, who is currently battling cancer, and facilitating a return of his children, Prince Archie and Princess Lilibet, to the United Kingdom. While King Charles appears supportive of the peace talks, Prince William and his wife Kate Middleton are reportedly less enthusiastic about reconciliation efforts. Meghan Markle remains in the United States for safety reasons as Harry travels abroad for a major engagement. Despite the progress, tensions persist within the royal family, particularly due to Harry's past criticisms of Kate, which continue to pose challenges to broader family unity. The peace summit and subsequent developments suggest a possible meeting between Prince Harry and King Charles in the near future, with both parties expressing willingness to engage in dialogue after years of estrangement.