Prince Harry may soon have a new route back into the royal fold and could benefit his family if he returns, Tina Brown says.

Prince Harry's relationship with his father, King Charles, has been a subject of much attention in recent years, marked by both personal and public tensions. Despite a gesture of reconciliation from the Royal Family,

Here's which phone call spelled the end of Prince Harry being trusted by King Charles and the rest of the family in any capacity.

Prince Harry and Meghan Markle have been accused of publicly snubbing King Charles this week as the monarch celebrated his 76th birthday on Thursday. While the King treated his big day like any other and carried out some royal duties, which saw him open a Coronation Food Hub, His Majesty did still receive plenty of birthday wishes.

When Harry celebrated his 40th birthday in September, however, King Charles and Prince William both acknowledged his day with a social media tributes. Middleton even celebrated brother-in-law's milestone day with a phone call, a source told Express.

Prince Harry's recent actions appear to strain his relationship with the Royal Family further, as he overlooked a significant moment to publicly acknowledge his father, King Charles. The

Royal biographer Robert Hardman emphasizes that King Charles III must involve both Prince William and Prince Harry in any decisions regarding their fractured relationship. Hardman highlights the importance of a "three-way process" for reconciliation,

Any potential reconciliation between Prince William and Prince Harry hinges on King Charles III’s approval and involvement. A royal insider revealed that efforts to repair their strained relationship

King Charles' relationship with his son Prince Harry is more complicated than ever, and it turns out that Prince William plays a pivotal role in any potential reconciliation.

Prince Harry flew to the UK to meet with his father in February following Charles' cancer diagnosis, and he last saw Prince William at their uncle Lord Robert Fellowes' funeral in Norfolk in August, but the brothers reportedly did not sit next to each other.

King Charles’ powerful private secretary, Clive Alderton, is contemplating retiring, according to Tina Brown, The Daily Beast’s founding editor, and his replacement could pave the way for reconciliation between Charles and his estranged son,