Every day unfolds with a new whisper from behind Buckingham Palace's lavish walls. Are Prince Harry and his brother rebuilding their relationship? Signs suggest otherwise. Was there a chance for Kate Middleton and her sister-in-law to be friends? Well, opinions diverge on that matter. Now, amid speculations about Harry's rapport with his father, King Charles, biographer Omid Scobie has made a revelation: their bond is surprisingly stronger than anticipated, particularly with the release of Harry's memoir, "Spare," and the Sussexes' relocation to California.

Scobie, promoting his new book "Endgame," shared, "There's a warmer relationship between Harry, Meghan, and Charles compared to other family members. This connection has grown since their departure from the UK, although it took time to reach this point."

His statement contrasts recent claims from sources close to the royals, suggesting that "Harry's trust within the family has waned" post his book and Netflix docu-series, "Harry & Meghan." Despite this, Scobie unveiled Harry's efforts to uphold ties with his father. "Harry often initiated these connections," Scobie noted. "While Harry grasps that certain past issues within the family might remain unaddressed by his father, he doesn't seek complete disconnection."

Meghan, too, is actively engaged, as per Scobie. Earlier reports mentioned Meghan "sharing photos and videos of their children with Charles via an aide" on the king's birthday. Scobie emphasized this communication "hints at potential hope for their future relationship."