King Charles made his position on Prince Harry and Meghan Markle’s royal status clear this week. He issued an official letter confirming their non-working status. However, according to one astrologer, his personal feelings toward his son run much deeper.
Astrologer claims King Charles will be ‘cautious’ but heal Prince Harry and Meghan Markle bond
Astrologer says King Charles will heal his bond with Prince Harry despite staying ‘cautious.’ The letter, issued September 7, confirmed Harry and Meghan Markle remain non-working royals following their return to the UK. Their charitable work will continue privately, and their office will operate separately from the Royal Household. Moreover, the Sussexes HRH titles remain suspended. Officials reportedly requested the clarification after fielding several inquiries about the couple’s status.
The Express US asked astrologer TJ Higgs to read Charles’s chart. Higgs recently weighed in on the Sussexes’ family dynamics too. Higgs pointed to his Scorpio Sun paired with a Taurus Moon. She explained that Scorpio placements feel things intensely and rarely forget being hurt, even while forming deep, lasting bonds. His Taurus Moon, she added, craves stability and closeness with family.
Higgs also pulled the Ten of Cups for Charles. The card traditionally represents family reunion, children, grandchildren, and emotional healing. Based on that reading, she said, “I think Charles will be genuinely happy to have his son and grandchildren geographically closer.”
Higgs cautioned that proximity alone won’t erase past hurt, though. She believes Charles’s Scorpio side will keep him guarded, with old wounds still lingering. Still, she doesn’t think the King wants to spend his remaining years fighting with Harry.
According to Higgs, this stage of life may shift Charles’s priorities. Family, she suggested, could matter more to him now than winning any argument. That shift could finally let Charles simply be a father and grandfather, rather than a king first.
Harry and Meghan are reportedly considering a public apology to repair the relationship. Whether that happens alongside the kind of quiet healing Higgs describes remains to be seen.
