Prince Harry has made it clear that he's willing to make up with his royal relatives recently, and by the sounds of it, he's continuing on that trajectory towards potential peace. In latest news, the Duke of Sussex has allegedly "offered to share his official diary engagements with the Royal Family," as reported by the Daily Mail.
This move, if true, is a real olive branch, whose aim is to avoid Harry's public engagements clashing with major royal moments - which can lead to both camps fighting for media coverage and one overshadowing the other. The most salient example of this recently was when Harry visited Angola, retracing his late mother's steps in a minefield there, which of course was a deeply poignant moment that prompted a lot of press coverage. However, the visit coincided with the Queen's 78th birthday, and the portrait that was shared of her for the occasion drew very little attention. Harry offering his schedule would hopefully prevent this kind of clash in the future.
