Good Morning Britain regular Narinder Kaur hit out at the Royal Family amid recent reports of a reconciliation with the Sussexes. The monarchy is now believed to be keen to move on from the rift with Prince Harry, 41, and Meghan Markle, 44, after they stepped down from royal duties in 2020 for a new life in Montecito, California.

King Charles is reportedly considering handing an olive branch to the Duke and Duchess of Sussex by offering them Royal Lodge as a residence. The property has been vacant since Andrew Mountbatten-Windsor was evicted and moved into Wood Farm in Sandringham.

Narinder reacted to the reports as she issued a scathing verdict on Tuesday. Writing on X, the commentator suggested the royals need the Sussexes after sharing a link to an article, which read, "King considering offering Harry and Meghan ultimate olive branch".

She penned: "Oh it's happening....the Monarchy realise they are basically toast without Prince Harry and Meghan Sussex."

Her 70,000 followers rushed to comment on the post, as one wrote: "I think Charles just wants him settled somewhere and wants to do it before William takes over."

Another remarked: "Do Harry and Meghan want this? Thought they were happy in California."

While a third added: "Not a chance."

It comes after royal commentator Rob Shuter quoted a source as saying: "This would be the ultimate olive branch. Charles wants unity.

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"Offering Harry a significant Windsor property would send a powerful message that the door is still open."

Shuter claimed that the King is ready to let go of past tensions with his son.

Andrew had resided at Royal Lodge since 2004 with ex-wife Sarah Ferguson before being exiled.