‘Prince Harry is trying to DIVIDE Prince William & the King!’

The shock report that Prince Harry's media team were having peace talks with King Charles's team has our panel divided. The Daily Mail's Richard Eden thinks it's a terrible idea, particularly as they have excluded Prince William's household from discussions, while the Mail on Sunday's Charlotte Griffiths - who revealed the peace talks - thinks they should go ahead for the good of the nation. Let us know your thoughts in the comments below!

The team also discuss Harry's Diana-inspired trip to Angola to visit a landmine charity. Also on the show, our panel discuss Catherine's emotional appearance at Wimbledon along side William, George and Charlotte. PLUS was Princess Diana JEALOUS of Sophie, Duchess of Edinburgh?!

AND don't miss our birthday montage dedicated to Queen Camilla, Happy Birthday, Your Majesty!

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READ - The secret Harry peace summit: King Charles and Duke of Sussex's senior aides meet for talks near royal palace in first step towards reconciliation and strongest

sign yet both sides want to resolve bitter family feud by CHARLOTTE GRIFFITHS https://bit.ly/Sussex-Talks1YTD

READ - 'It's no coincidence': Why Kate and William weren't at Sussex peace summit and how they reacted to talks by RICHARD EDEN https://bit.ly/Sussex-Summit1YTD

READ - Harry wants to reconcile with Royals but knows he must do it WITHOUT Meghan: As he walks through Diana minefield, friends say he's sick of being the 'bitter prince'... and hint why his wife isn't with him by RICHARD EDEN https://bit.ly/Harry-Charles1YTD

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