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King Charles and Prince Harry(Image: POOL\/AFP via Getty Images)<\/p>\nThe hush-hush meeting was held at a private members’ club in London, not far from Clarence HouseKing Charles and Prince Harry(Image: POOL\/AFP via Getty Images)<\/p>\n
There’s a chance a bitter royal rift may soon come to an end after secret meetings were held between King Charles and Prince Harry’s top aides.<\/p>\n
The hush-hush meeting was held at a private members’ club in London, not far from Clarence House.<\/p>\n
Insiders believe this could be a “rapprochement process” between the Sussexes and the rest of the Royal Family<\/a>, the Mirror<\/a> reports.<\/p>\n READ MORE: Senior bin dispute officer living in award-winning ‘clean’ city as Birmingham deals with ‘rats and squalor’<\/a><\/strong><\/p>\n The meeting, which was believed to have taken place last week, saw Harry’s right-hand woman, Meredith Maines, fly in from California to meet Tobyn Andreae, the King’s communications chief.<\/p>\n Liam Maguire, who heads up the Sussexes’ UK PR team, was also said to be at the “informal drinks”, which were held on the Royal Over-Seas League’s garden terrace.<\/p>\n A source told MailOnline<\/a>: “There was no formal agenda. But both sides came to the table ready to talk.<\/p>\n “It’s the first real channel of communication we’ve seen in years.”<\/p>\n Maines, who was dressed in a cream jacket, heels, and clutching a black Louis Vuitton bag, was said to have jetted back to the Sussexes’ Montecito mansion following the talks, where she’s thought to have given Harry a full briefing.<\/p>\n No comment has been issued by Buckingham Palace or Team Sussex regarding the meeting.<\/p>\n The meeting comes just two months after Harry’s bombshell BBC<\/a> interview, where he claimed his father wouldn’t speak to him “because of this security stuff,” referring to the removal of his police protection in the UK.<\/p>\n The prince accused the Palace of orchestrating an “old-fashioned establishment stitch-up,” and heavily implied his father could have stepped in.<\/p>\n But despite what has been said in the past, it seems King Charles could be ready to move on.<\/p>\n