However, the Sussexes proceeded to break away from the Firm in a move dubbed “hard Megxit” given the harsh way they left the monarchy and their royal duties for North America.

Harry and Meghan stepped down as senior working royals in 2020 and now live with their two children, Prince Archie, five, and Princess Lilibet, three, in Montecito, California.

A PR expert has since claimed Meghan Markle would struggle to reconcile with the Royal Family even if they agreed to resume relations with Prince Harry.

Over the past four years, Meghan has repeatedly decried the alleged treatment she received while a working member of the family, claiming she had received little guidance and support as she settled into her new role.

Harry has returned on multiple occasions to the UK, including visiting his father shortly after his cancer diagnosis, but the Duchess has not set foot in the country since after the late Queen’s funeral.

PR expert Renae Wąsik told the Daily Express reconciliation would be difficult for the Duke but noted it is entirely “improbable” Meghan could fix her relationship with the royals in the short term.

Renae said: “Even if Harry reconciles from a familial angle, I don’t see it extending to Meghan, as she isn’t considered ‘family’ by the Royal Family and has shown no interest in the working side of her previous role.