Prince Charles reportedly wary of talking to Prince Harry.

King Charles and his son Prince Harry have reportedly been meeting since the publication of Harry's shocking memoir, Spare, in January of this year, but the after-effects and impact of the book still loom large for King Charles. according to OK, the King said that his meeting with Harry was a new book. According to OK, the King still feels that his meeting with Harry could be the material for a new book, and Harry himself said earlier this year that he had material for two books.

"The monarch is said to be torn between hurt and anger over his youngest son's indiscretions over money," the magazine reported, and has been the subject of not only the spare but also Harry and Meghan Markle's six-part documentary of the same name and both projects. It also mentions interviews conducted in the media to promote the project.

Royal expert Daniela Elser said there is "only a sliver of hope" that father and son can be fully reconciled, but there seems to be love on both sides; OK magazine reported that Harry "went soft on his father" when it came to the documentary, and in "Spare," "the newly crowned monarch The magazine reported that "Harry's attack on Queen Camilla was a surefire way to hit the king's weak points and inflame his frustration," the magazine wrote.

"Even if Prince Charles was prepared to overlook the damage Harry had done to his beloved wife's reputation by framing her as Snow White's evil queen, there is another important factor preventing anyone with Her Majesty or HRH from getting on the phone with the Sussexes," Elser said. 'Because it could be the stuff of future bestsellers.'

OK previously reported that Prince Charles was "deeply hurt" by comments and allegations against Camilla, Harry's beloved mother, the late Princess Diana, who died in 1997 and was the focus of Prince Charles' attention. A friend of Camilla's said, "How will she [Camilla] get over it?" Calling her stepmother a "b-" is both personal and a family argument. But to write it in a book that is catching up with Bible sales is ...... ".

As for Harry, OK reports that "the duke also seems to share his father's penchant for bitter resentment, which is also seen in Prince William, who intends to keep the feud firmly with Harry."

According to OK, only one person has been able to heal the intense sibling feud: Diana. Diana was a truly devoted mother, and her sons were irreplaceable to her. Her greatest wish would have been to hold her sons again and find a way to resolve the rift between the brothers. If anyone could have resolved things, it would have been Diana."

[14 [Royal author Tom Quinn said reconciliation is unlikely now that Princess Diana is gone: "From what I have spoken to people who work for William and Kate, they say this will never really heal. Especially with regard to the accusation (made in 'Spare') that William physically assaulted Harry. William is said to be furious."

And everyone is stubborn: "It's a very stubborn family, and no one wants to be the first to apologize," says a friend of the King and Queen.

"Charles certainly doesn't think he has anything to apologize for."

And the impasse continues.

Nevertheless, according to the Mirror, Harry is less interested in celebrity, the limelight, or even writing a second book in the first place. Harry "has never wanted to be in the spotlight," says cultural and brand expert Rochelle White. Looking at his past behavior, one gets the sense that Harry never liked the "celebrity life." He is open enough to reveal it, and I don't want to say he does passion projects, but I think it's not that far off."[21