PRINCE Harry made a whistle-stop detour to the UK today for a long-awaited catch up with the Queen, The Celeb Report exclusively revealed.
After dropping in on Prince Charles too, it has raised the question of what the pair may have thrashed out during the royal summit.
Despite the visit taking place on Maundy Thursday – a day of forgiveness – it remains to be seen whether the father and son have set aside their differences.
Their rift has been continually exacerbated over the last 12 months as Harry made his feelings about their fraught relationship public.
And Charles, 73, is said to be bracing for fresh allegations surfacing in Harry’s biography set to be released this year.
So, how much did the warring duo manage to squash during The Duke of Sussex‘s jaunt to Windsor Castle today?
Here’s everything we suspect may have been a topic of conversation over a cup of tea.
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Harry missing Prince Philip’s special memorial service
Prince Harry controversially missed Prince Philip’s special memorial , despite having a trip booked for Holland just two weeks later.
As the only senior Royal to miss the poignant service, he was slammed for the “cruel snub”.
It is thought the Prince of Wales may have a bone to pick with his son, who instead stayed home at his £11million Californian mansion with wife Meghan.
The Duke, 37, blamed his absence on the ongoing row over being stripped of police protection for his family when visiting the UK.
But the excuse for missing the milestone memorial may not wash with Charles.
Who made the Archie comment?
The elusive member of the Royal Family who made comments about Archie’s skin colour is still yet to be unmasked.
Meghan infamously claimed one of Harry’s relatives had voiced “concerns and conversations about how dark his skin might be” when their son was born in their explosive Oprah interview.
Over a year on, the culprit remains unknown as the Duchess of Sussex said it would be “too damaging” to reveal their identity.
However, royal experts have claimed Harry may name the guilty party in his tell-all biography.
The Palace blasted claims Prince Charles was the perpetrator as “fiction and not worth comment” – but it may still remain a hot topic for the father and son.
The row over Harry’s security
Harry’s complaints about being denied round-the-clock security while travelling to the UK have left his relationship with his family strained.
His outright refusal to visit the UK – except for a fly-in visit – has resulted in the Royals being unable to talk face to face with The Duke.
Despite his father Charles initially paying for the Sussexes security “out of his own pocket”, the fresh row have been an issue raised at the royal summit.
Harry has left his loved ones in a precarious position after launching legal action against the government.
The persistent media coverage has no doubt angered those in the Palace, and possibly Prince Charles.
Harry’s claims that Charles “cut him off”
During his bombshell Oprah interview, Harry claimed he had been forced to make deals with Netflix and Spotify following Megxit.
He said he had relied on what his late mother Diana left him to start a new life stateside after being “cut off financially” by his father.
But Charles was said to be “enormously hurt” by the claims as he had handed over a “substantial” sum to Harry after he left The Firm.
He gave both the Sussexes and Cambridges a share of £4.45million, despite Harry claiming he had been hung out to dry by the Royals.
It is thought this may still be a point of contention for the future king, especially with the dig thrown in about Diana.
When will the Queen ever meet Lillibet?
Despite having nearly completed her first journey around the sun, Lilibet is still yet to meet her namesake nana The Queen.
While senior royals have reportedly cooed over Lili from across the pond on video calls, Princess Eugenie is likely to have been the first to meet her properly.
Charles last spoke to his son face-to-face at the Duke of Edinburgh’s funeral, when their relations were at “an all time low”.
He is understood to have has made it clear that he wishes to spend quality time with two-year-old Archie and ten-month-old Lilibet.
It is not known if the couple brought their children during their drop-in visit on Thursday ahead of the Invictus Games.
Meghan bullying row
Meghan was extraordinarily accused of bullying two palace staff members, forcing them to quit their jobs before the Oprah chat.
She vehemently denies the claims, with a Sussex spokesperson saying the allegations were simply part of a “calculated smear” campaign.
Her Majesty launched a probe into the allegations, with the Palace saying the Firm was “very concerned” by the claims.
But one year on, there has still been no update on the matter from the Palace and it is unclear whether the probe has finished.
Harry also hit out, saying his family had shown “total neglect” for his own mental health and that his father “let him suffer”.
Archie ‘not a prince’ claim
Meghan sent shockwaves through the Royal Family after claiming her son Archie wasn’t made a prince due to “how dark” his skin may be.
She told Oprah: “They didn’t want him to be a prince or princess, not knowing what the gender would be, which would be different from protocol, and that he wasn’t going to receive security.”
However it later emerged that under Royal rules – laid down by King George V in 1917 – Archie would only have ever been made a prince or receive a HRH title when Prince Charles becomes king.
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