Harry and Meghan 'would accept offer to spend Christmas with the royal family at Sandringham...but are yet to receive an invite from King Charles' - as insiders reveal the monarch is determined to 'st

King Charles is understood to want to 'spend more time with his grandchildren' No invitation has been received, though a call is said to be planned for this week Prince Harry and Meghan Markle would accept an invitation to spend Christmas with King Charles and the rest of the Royal Family at Sandringham, insiders claim, adding that they might require 'heightened protection' to make it happen. Prince Harry and Meghan Markle are understood to be willing to accept any invitation from King Charles to spend Christmas at Sandringham House Prince Harry and Meghan Markle last spent Christmas at Sandringham in 2018, where photos of them walking with Prince William and Catherine Middleton drew positive headlines Prince Harry spoke with his father on Tuesday, it is understood, where he played a video from his two children signing Happy Birthday to the King Sources close to the Sussexes say that safety and protection for any such visit to Britain would be an issue It is understood that another phone call between the King and his son is planned for the coming week. The revelation that the Susssexes would accept invitations to spend time with King Charles in Britain suggest that they are seeking to repair relations that have been damaged over recent years. Now, despite grappling with the packed schedule of a monarch, it seems King Charles has finally taken the hint and is stepping up his duties as a grandfather Insiders have credited Camilla and Kate for getting the family together more frequently but William will likely take some of the credit When asked in 2018 whether his father has time to be a grandfather, William told documentary makers: 'It's something I'm working more heavily on, put it that way.