Prince Harry is planning to extend an olive branch to the Royal Family by inviting them to the 2027 Invictus Games, according to the Mail on Sunday.

This move indicates Prince Harry's desire for reconciliation with King Charles and other senior Royals, with an emailed invitation set to be sent out later this month, followed by a formal invitation.

Sources suggest that the timing of the invitation is strategic to allow the family the best chance of attending, considering Charles plans his schedule years in advance.

Despite the potential for the King to attend and support the Armed Forces, some commentators have expressed concerns about the invitation, citing trust issues due to past disclosures of private conversations by Prince Harry.

While the King is said to want a relationship with his youngest son and grandchildren, the scheduling of the Invictus Games may pose a challenge, as it coincides with Queen Camilla's 80th birthday celebrations.

The Games are scheduled to take place at Birmingham's NEC from July 12 to July 17, 2027, potentially conflicting with existing plans for the Queen's milestone birthday.

It remains uncertain whether Prince Harry would bring Meghan and their children to the UK for the event, as security concerns have been raised in the past.

However, Harry is hopeful that his father will put aside their differences to attend and support the veterans participating in the Invictus Games.

In a recent BBC interview, Prince Harry expressed his desire for reconciliation with his family, emphasizing the importance of forgiveness and the preciousness of life.

The Invictus invitations mark a public gesture from Harry to gather his family together, with the wording and recipients of the invitations approved by him.

While no formal invitations have been issued yet, preparations for the Games are underway, expected to bring significant economic and social benefits to Birmingham.