Meghan Markle may have more than family peace on her mind as Prince Harry attempts to repair his fractured relationship with King Charles, according to a royal commentator who claims a reconciliation could hand the Sussexes a major boost in money, influence and attention.
The explosive claim comes after Meghan, 45, and Harry, 41, reportedly joined Charles, 77, and Queen Camilla, 79, for a highly secretive family meeting at Highgrove House last month.
Their children, Prince Archie, 7, and Princess Lilibet, 5, were also reportedly present, making the gathering an especially significant moment after years of bitter tension between the Sussexes and the royal family.
But royal biographer Angela Levin has poured cold water on suggestions the meeting was simply about healing old wounds.
“It’s not a dream reunion,” Levin wrote on X. “It is a pathway to gather money, power, and give Meghan all she wants.”
The stinging accusation comes as speculation grows that Harry would like his father to publicly appear alongside him at the 2027 Invictus Games in Birmingham.
Such a moment could be enormously valuable for Harry and Meghan, one source told RadarOnline, instantly putting the California-based couple back at the center of the royal spotlight.
“If Harry and the King were eventually seen standing together at Invictus, it would be an enormously powerful image,” the source said.
The insider added that the sight of Charles publicly supporting his estranged son could dramatically change the narrative surrounding the Sussexes and generate massive international attention.
For Harry, the Invictus Games remain one of his biggest and most respected projects. He founded the competition for wounded and sick military personnel and veterans in 2014.
Harry returned to Britain last month for an event marking one year until the Birmingham Games. Meghan did not initially accompany him and was reportedly staying away because of security concerns.
During the trip, Harry even took part in goat yoga in Warwickshire before the visit took a far more serious turn.
Meghan later joined Harry and their two children for the private meeting with Charles and Camilla at Highgrove.
The reunion was reportedly the first time Archie and Lilibet had seen their grandfather since Queen Elizabeth II’s Platinum Jubilee celebrations in 2022.
According to Vanity Fair, the roughly hour-long encounter was organized with extraordinary secrecy.
One source described the arrangements as “completely cloak-and-dagger” and said the King himself was heavily involved in making sure the meeting stayed private.
“The King wanted to see Harry and the children,” the source said, adding that the gathering was arranged unusually late and that those involved were sworn to secrecy.
No official details about what was discussed have been released.
The private nature of the meeting was particularly striking considering how publicly Harry and Meghan’s royal feud has unfolded since they quit as senior working royals in 2020 and moved to California.
Their relationship with the family deteriorated further following their bombshell interview with Oprah Winfrey, their Netflix documentary series and Harry’s bestselling memoir, Spare.
Harry used the book to reveal deeply personal details about his relationships with Charles, Prince William and other members of the royal household, sending tensions to new lows.
Now, however, signs of a possible thaw are emerging.
And if Charles were to appear beside Harry at Invictus, it could become one of the most closely watched royal moments in years — while potentially giving Harry and Meghan the kind of global exposure they have struggled to replicate since leaving royal life.
Harry is also expected to return to Britain in September for the annual WellChild Awards, another event he has regularly attended as a patron.
Whether the Highgrove reunion marks the beginning of a genuine family reconciliation — or, as Levin alleges, something far more calculated — remains to be seen.
