91% of people believe Prince Harry and Meghan Markle should apologize to King Charles

Scarlett O'Toole Fri, October 2, 2026 at 10:20 AM UTC

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Prince Harry and Meghan Markle are being urged to apologize (Image: Getty)

A new poll has revealed 91% of people believe Prince Harry and Meghan Markle should issue an apology to King Charles following their move back to the UK.

The Duke and Duchess of Sussex have not publicly reunited with the monarch since their move back to England in August. Sources have suggested Harry and Meghan are discussing whether to write a public apology to try and end the Royal Family feud, and a poll carried out by The Express US has found the majority of respondents believe this is the best approach.

When asked if Harry and Meghan should issue an apology to King Charles, just 9% of respondents suggested it was a bad idea. However, a whopping 91% of those polled said they should apologize. Another poll we carried out found 97% of people believe Harry and Meghan's UK move was a bad decision.

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While the majority of our readers believe Harry and Meghan should apologize to Charles, former butler Grant Harrold has suggested against this.

Speaking previously to The Express US on behalf of CanadaCasino, Grant said, "I don't think they would make a public apology. I don't think the King would want a public apology.

King Charles might not want an apology (Image: Getty)

"I think he feels that would just add fuel to the fire. He believes in the old-fashioned idea that actions speak louder than words - and that's what he will be looking for from his son and daughter-in-law."

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The former royal butler then offered some advice to Meghan and Harry, saying, "I think we're going to have to look at their actions and what they do going forward, as that would be the closest we get to, if you like, an apology.

"I don't see them walking out onto a platform or podium and addressing it publicly. I don't think so."

Grant continued, "The apology would come through their actions, what they do and say going forward. Maybe they'll have meetings with the family, that kind of thing. I think that would be the clearest indication that they're trying to move things forward."

Meghan and Harry might not have met up with Charles in public since their move back to the UK, but they did reunite with him and Queen Camilla earlier this year during a family holiday.

Grant's comments come as sources told Rob Shuter Harry and Meghan are discussing whether to write a public apology as part of their effort to rebuild trust with King Charles.

"This isn't about Harry and Meghan admitting they were wrong about everything," one insider told him. "It's about acknowledging that the past five years have caused enormous pain. The debate now is over what an apology should say - and, just as importantly, what it shouldn't."

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