Share Tweet Pin Email By Molly Claire Goddard 3:38pm PST, Nov 18, 2025 _ Could Andrew Mountbatten-Windsor's royal banishment make way for Prince Harry's return? According to a new report, King Charles III and Prince William made a deal involving their estranged relatives. Keep reading for the details...

MORE: Follow Wonderwall on MSN for more top news _ According to former royal photographer Ian Pelham Turner, King Charles III might have stripped Andrew Mountbatten-Windsor of his titles to please Prince William. In exchange, the Prince of Wales allegedly agreed to support Prince Harry rejoining the royal fold. "All these negotiations, perhaps - for example, with Harry - have been accelerated," the photographer told Daily Express U.S. "I think William feels very aggrieved at Harry. So Charles has done a trade-off." _ Despite being estranged from the majority of the royal family, Prince Harry met with King Charles III, who is currently battling cancer, during a recent trip to England. "He is bound to have very deep regrets. The state of King Charles III's health is bound to add to them," royal expert Richard Fitzwilliams told Daily Express. _ Prince Harry's reunion with King Charles III did little to mend his rift with Prince William. "Their relationship is at an all-time low," a source told Vanity Fair. "It's as if something has pushed William even further away from the prospect of a reconciliation. He is adamant that he wants nothing to do with his brother. He is more upset with him than ever." _ As Prince William readies to take over for King Charles III, the Prince of Wales was adamant about holding Andrew Mountbatten-Windsor accountable for his alleged bad behavior and ties to Jeffrey Epstein. "He has been at pains to distance himself from his uncle and not be photographed with him," royal author Andrew Lownie told The Mirror before the former Duke of York lost his titles. _ Although King Charles III eventually gave in, it took pressure from Prince William for the monarch to ultimately banish Andrew Mountbatten-Windsor from The Firm. "The king finally bowed to his son's demands over his disastrous attempts to rehabilitate his corrupt brother [the former] Prince Andrew and agreed to ban [him] from all further public-facing family events," royal journalist Tom Sykes wrote on his The Royalist Substack. James Whatling / MEGA TheMegaAgency.com James Whatling / MEGA TheMegaAgency.com James Whatling / MEGA MEGA ZUMAPRESS.com / MEGA James Whatling / MEGA TheMegaAgency.com Up Next The post Charles and William negotiate a 'trade-off' for Andrew and Harry appeared first on Wonderwall.com.