Prince Harry, who calls Camilla villain, says he loves King Charles, William

As King Charles continues to receive treatment for his unspecified form of cancer, discussions are underway whether Prince Harry would make peace with his father if the things go south.

Keeping in view Prince Harry's remarks in a latest interview that "I love my father, I love my brother," royal watchers believe that the monarch will be more than willing to welcome his younger son into the family fold.

But the kind of language Prince Harry has used against the king's wife, Queen Camilla, puts a question mark on any prospects of peace.

Prince Harry has publicly called Camilla the villain and the third person in Charles and Diana's marriage.

He has also accused her of trading inside informing with journalists in a bid to stop the press from portraying  her as the villain.

The one thing Prince Harry and Prince William still have in common is perhaps their dislike for the Queen Consort, who the Duke of Sussex accused of orchestrating a strategy to destroy Diana's marriage to the elder son of late Queen Elizabeth II.

Harry, who is married to former US actress Meghan Markle and live with his wife and two children in California, recently told an Australian channel, "We can't have peace with our family until the truth is out there."

He also said that he hoped he, William, Kate Middleton and Meghan Markle would get along but "It quickly became Kate versus Meghan".

The Duke of Sussex added that his family has made absolutely no efforts for peace "up until this point."