Prince Harry and King Charles Will Have a 'Lovely' Reunion in the New Year, Psychic Predicts

Prince Harry and King Charles failed to reunite for Christmas, but the duo could reconcile in the new year, according to astrologist Inbaal Honigman.

“There’s a lovely reunion of Harry and Meghan with the royals this year. In 2025, King Charles will appear with both his sons at an important ceremony, all joined by their wives afterward,” Honigman told an outlet.

"This is in aid of a special cause which all three are passionate about, and they wish to present a united front and share a warming message about the importance of families," Honigman added.

Harry's public move to the U.S. in 2020 and his explosive memoir, Spare, greatly impacted his relationship with Charles and Prince William, but Honigman is hopeful that they will find common ground in the future.

“No storm lasts forever," the psychic shared. "I envision Harry, Meghan, and their children returning to the U.K. as a family to partake in an important royal occasion together."

OK! previously reported Harry remains close to Princess Diana's family despite being on the outs with William.

“It didn't make a whole deal of sense when they only met for half an hour the first time when he came over immediately," Richard Fitzwilliams told GB News, referring to Harry and Charles' February meeting. “When the king meets David Beckham and not Harry, it speaks for itself."

“There is a big rift in the royal family, and there remains a big rift," he added.

Harry was reportedly invited to spend the holidays with the Spencers, as the brood continues to support the Duke of Sussex and celebrate his milestones.

“Harry is fostering contacts with the Spencers because they supported the Invictus service at St Paul's, and we know that there's contact there and closeness that there doesn't seem to be with the royal family except with Eugenie in [Portugal]," Fitzwilliams said.

Since moving to California, Harry has painted his home country as dangerous, and his legal battle for security privileges seemingly prevented Charles from extending an olive branch to his youngest child.

"No, I’m not a bit surprised they weren’t invited," royal expert Ingrid Seward told an outlet prior to the royals' celebration. "I think the general feeling is that it would’ve just created an unwarranted atmosphere, and Christmas isn’t about that. Christmas is about everybody being happy and getting on with each other. And… I just think that King Charles just couldn’t deal with the [drama]."

"He’s exhausted by his year," Seward claimed. "He’s exhausted by his cancer, and he’s a workaholic, so he doesn’t really rest up. And the thought of having Harry and Meghan was probably a bit much. He thought it would be a bit much over this period."

Honigman spoke to Daily Star.