00:00Yeah, I think this is going to be very much one step at a time.
00:03And from people I've been speaking to who know them,
00:07I think they're very much working on the basis of let's get the children settled.
00:12Let's get started on what we want to do.
00:15And then the rest, you know, is something to consider down the line.
00:19But crucial to them is the relationship with the king.
00:22You know, you can't go any higher than him.
00:25And if you have him on side and you are spending time with him,
00:30then that does half of the work for you.
00:32And there is a risk, I think, that other members of the family continuing to avoid them.
00:38It might make them look, you know, petty or unforgiving.
00:42Now, there's a lot that would need to be forgiven.
00:45Let's be honest about this.
00:46And you can absolutely understand why William and Kate might never want to go there.
00:51You know, their decision to leave affected that whole generation of the royal family.
00:57And, you know, it's left a lot of responsibility on not just William's shoulders,
01:02but on those of his children.
01:04And then you've got all the things that they said, you know, about how they were too formal
01:09and then feeling they didn't like being hugged.
01:13William pushed Harry into the dog bowl.
01:14Kate made Meghan cry.
01:15Broke his necklace.
01:17Like, it's endless.
01:18It's endless.
01:19And how can you possibly sit in a room and make small talk with somebody who, you know,
01:24has kind of betrayed you on an international scale?
01:28So you can absolutely see from their point of view, they want to focus on their own families.
01:33They want to focus on their work and on their future.
01:36I think we're going to be a long time waiting to see that reunion happen.
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