Queen Elizabeth II said she would always welcome Harry back to the royal family, as long as he did not "profit" from his position.

British media today reported that Harry on 1 March had a 4-hour conversation with the Queen at Windsor Castle, to ease the atmosphere before the couple officially withdrew from the royal family at the end of the month.

"There are still some things to deal with, but Harry is the nephew whom the Queen has always loved. The Queen made it clear to Harry that he and Meghan could return to the royal family when they changed their minds and that she would extend her arms in greeting. welcome them, "a royal source revealed.

The Duke of Sussex is said to have walked more than 3 km from the house in Frogmore Cottage to meet and dine with the Queen before the start of the conversation. An assistant said it was the best time for Harry to talk with his family before returning to Canada to reunite with his wife Meghan and little Archie.

"The Queen has a lot of things to say to Harry and this is a good time for both of them to express their thoughts," the source revealed, adding that the Queen was very sad when Harry and his wife left and separated the baby. Archie from the other members of the royal family.

However, Queen Elizabeth also asserted that all options are only possible if the Harry and his wife "do not take advantage of the royal position and seek to profit from it". The Duke of Sussex is thought to have thought a lot about her words.

Harry and his wife in January announced their withdrawal from the royal family to start their own life in Vancouver, Canada with their son Archie. The Duke and Duchess of Sussex are expected to return to England regularly to carry out the final royal duties.

In addition to the royal title, Harry and his wife are not allowed to use the Sussex Royal brand after leaving. The Duke of Sussex asked those attending the evening of February 26 to call him by his first name only Harry.