King Charles 'Doesn't Have Much Support' in Desire to 'Forgive' Prince Harry and Meghan Markle So He Can See Grandkids

King Charles is reportedly willing to make peace with estranged son Prince Harry so he can see grandchildren, Prince Archie and Princess Lilibet.

The monarch, 77, has not seen the kiddies in four years and is hoping to meet them again at his Norfolk home, Sandringham Estate.

“Charles is at the point where he wants to forgive Harry and find a path forward, but Prince William simply won’t hear of it, no matter what his father says,” an insider recently divulged to National Examiner.

The Prince of Wales, 43, is seemingly standing in the way of Charles seeing Archie, 6, and Lilibet, 4, as tensions within the royal family don't seem to defrost anytime soon.

“It’s become a huge battle because William carries enormous influence behind the scenes. And the truth is, many within The Firm still believe Harry and Meghan [Markle] are toxic — so Charles doesn’t have much support when it comes to welcoming them back," the source went on.

Beef between Meghan, 44, Harry, 41, and the rest of the Windsor clan began to burn up once they left the family in 2020 and moved to Montecito, Calif.

The Duke of Sussex further deepened the rift when he made a series of bombshell claims in his 2023 memoir, Spare.

Despite Charles reportedly wanting Harry and his family to visit him, it all boils down to a security issue. The Invictus Games founder and the Suits star have made it adamantly clear they would be open to returning to the U.K. if their security was guaranteed.

“Harry still hasn’t gotten security approved, and it’s looking increasingly likely it’ll be denied,” the source said. “Politically, it’s not seen as something that would go down well with the public — and William is said to be thrilled because in his eyes, Harry is getting exactly what he deserves.”

“Charles is convinced William is meddling and quietly working against him,” the insider claimed. “He’s absolutely furious and has demanded William back down, but William is only digging in harder. They’re at a total standstill — and time is running out.”

William and the sovereign also reportedly have different ways of handling the Sussexes.

A source exclusively told OK! earlier this month the Duke of Cambridge "stance is understood to be much firmer and less flexible, whereas Charles appears more willing to leave space for some form of future reconciliation."

"The 'Sussexes problem' is rooted in a deep erosion of trust, one that has been compounded by the very public nature of the criticisms leveled at the family," the source said.