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Prince Harry and Meghan News: Former Royal Aide Says Prince Harry Must Make Sincere Apology to Reconcile With King Charles

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Prince Harry and Meghan News: Former Royal Aide Says Prince Harry Must Make Sincere Apology to Reconcile With King Charles
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Dickie Arbiter, a former spokesman for Buckingham Palace, thinks Prince Harry needs to give his family a genuine apology before he can expect to mend his troubled relationship with King Charles. Arbiter, the author of a new book called On Duty with the Royals, expressed his opinions about the family conflict during a recent appearance on Fox News. He worked in the communications team of  Queen Elizabeth II and King Charles (when he was the Prince of Wales) previously. 

Prince Harry and Meghan News: Former Royal Aide Says Prince Harry Must Make Sincere Apology to Reconcile With King Charles

Dickie Arbiter, a former spokesman for Buckingham Palace, thinks Prince Harry needs to offer a sincere apology to his family before he can expect to rebuild his relationship with King Charles.

In an interview with Fox News on November 9, 2026, Arbiter stated that Harry must recognize the pain caused by the family dispute if he truly wants reconciliation. The former royal spokesman has also published a new book, On Duty with the Royals, which shares insights from his years working inside the British monarchy. Harry’s relationship with the Royal Family has stayed strained ever since he and Meghan Markle stepped back from their senior royal duties in 2020 and relocated to the United States.

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The Duke of Sussex later made a number of public revelations about his experiences within the monarchy through interviews, the couple’s Netflix documentary and his memoir, Spare, released in 2023. Arbiter holds that rebuilding those relationships will require Harry to take responsibility for his actions and make a genuine effort to restore trust.

Originally published by Sunday Guardian on Nov 9, 2026 Read the full article at sundayguardianlive.com
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