Prince William and Kate Middleton have reportedly struck a deal with King Charles in an urgent meeting.
The Prince and Princess of Wales are said to have held a private one-on-one with the 77-year-old monarch to ensure they are on the same page over Prince Harry and Meghan Markle's Royal roles after their surprise UK return.
Harry and Meghan - who landed in the UK only last week for their first "extended" stay since leaving the country in 2020, are confirmed to be living in the Britain as private civillians and won't be reprising their roles as working Royals.
Despite having clarity that The Duke and Duchess of Sussex won't be undertaking any Royal engagement, the futrure King and Queen reached out to Charles to seek "reassurance", per the sources.
"There’s a sense that William is going to have to be watching over his shoulder the whole time. He doesn’t know what his brother is going to spring on them all next," an insider told Vanity Fair.
They went on to explain, "This was meant to be a happy time for him. Catherine is doing well and George is just about to start Eton. This has just derailed them."
"Prince William is very concerned about the Sussexes coming back and why they have made the decision so quickly," added the insider.
The source further noted that "He is adamant the situation must remain as it is and that Harry and Meghan will not carry out royal engagements."
"He has sought his father’s assurance there will be no changes to the present situation," claimed the tipster.
