Harry's Sandringham Reunion Hopes Hinge on Security

0:00It's March 29th. You're listening to Entertainment and Celebrity News today, AI-powered entertainment coverage. Prince Harry is pushing for an invite from King Charles to bring Megan and their kids, six-year-old Archie and four-year-old Lillibet to Sandringham this summer. It'd be the first time the grandkids see their grandpa in over four years since the platinum Jubilee back in June, 2022. Securities the big roadblock holding everything up. Harry lost his taxpayer-funded protection after ditching royal duties and moving to the states in 2020. Now he's waiting on a decision from the Royal and VIP Executive Committee for a full-risk check to bring his family safely. Friends and Harry's camps say he'd jump at a royal invite, which comes with built-in security, but he won't risk the kids without top-level protection. Meanwhile, his bond with Charles is rocky. They've only met twice in two years, last time a quick 50-minute tea in September. Relations with Brother William are even worse. No contacts since the Queen's funeral.

1:02Charles is battling cancer, and sources say he won't meddle in the security mess, calling it off limits. Harry's heading back to the UK for about a week in July for Invictus Games Prep in Birmingham and Well Childwork. With Charles as Sanderingham that month, fingers crossed for a family thought, but security calls the shots on any reunion.