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Five clues Prince Harry wants to return to UK – shock texts, olive branch and Charles offer

Reports have suggested that Prince Harry is keen to spend more time in the UK and be welcomed back within the royal fold - and there have been several signs that he could be keen for this to happen

It’s been more than four years since Prince Harry dropped the bombshell that he and Meghan Markle were sensationally quitting their royal roles.

They quickly upped sticks from the UK to move to California, where they have spent the last few years trying to carve out new careers amid bitter feuds with their royal relatives, including King Charles and Prince William.

However, according to new reports, Harry is seemingly tired of life in the United States and is keen to spend more time in the UK – potentially repairing the rift with his father and even being welcomed back into the royal fold.

According to the Mail On Sunday, the Duke of Sussex has contacted aides from his former royal life as well as old pals in a bid to try and get moving in UK circles again. And it seems there have been several signs that Harry might be willing to move on from the past and reconnect with life back in his homeland…

Seeking counsel
One way in which it seems Harry is keen to reconnect is by reportedly seeking advice from people he knew when he was a working royal after growing dissatisfied with advice from those based in the US.

Just last month, it emerged his chief of staff Josh Kettler had left his post after just three months on the job. A source told the Mail On Sunday: “Harry is turning away from all sorts of Hollywood publicists and is seeking counsel from his old friends and associates. He is clearly reaching out thinking, ‘I need to do something different because what I’m doing is clearly not working’. In short, he is rethinking the way he operates.”

Surprise texts
Meanwhile, the publication also reports that Harry has sent conciliatory WhatsApp messages to old pals, who are ready to help him back to a partial life in the UK. Sources say a permanent move back to Britain is not on the cards.

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