Prince Harry's first birthday back in Britain unlikely to bring reconciliation with the royal family: experts

Prince Harry "will likely hear" from King Charles III on his birthday, but "don’t expect some grand royal reunion," according to a royal expert.

Kinsey Schofield, host of YouTube’s "Kinsey Schofield Unfiltered," told Fox News Digital that the prince would probably have a celebration "similar to what we recently saw from Meghan Markle .

Singing and dancing in the kitchen.

Party hats for the pups." "I imagine Harry will keep it relatively private with Meghan and the children," she added.

"Being back in Britain makes this birthday significant, but I don’t expect some grand royal reunion.

There is still far too much unresolved behind the scenes." QUEEN CAMILLA PUTS PAST DIFFERENCES WITH PRINCE HARRY ASIDE AS KING CHARLES SEEKS CLOSER FAMILY TIES: EXPERTS Harry is celebrating his first birthday — he turns 42 on Sept.

15 — since the couple returned to his home country from California after six years late last month.

"Harry will likely hear from his father on his birthday," Schofield said.

"He will most definitely chat with his uncle, Earl Spencer, and aunts, Lady Sarah McCorquodale and Lady Jane Fellowes." PRINCE WILLIAM AND KATE MIDDLETON 'PLAYING IT COOL' AS PRINCE HARRY AND MEGHAN MARKLE RETURN TO THE UK: EXPERT She added that birthdays "have a way of reminding you who is in your life and who isn’t.

Harry may be physically closer to his family, but emotionally, there is still enormous distance there.

Moving back to Britain doesn’t automatically repair years of broken trust." Schofield noted that the Spencer side of the family — Princess Diana ’s — "seems to be embracing him." PRINCE WILLIAM ‘BLINDSIDED’ BY HARRY, MEGHAN RETURN AS KATE FEARS NEW TURMOIL FROM ROYAL FEUD: EXPERTS British royal expert Hilary Fordwich agreed that it’s "highly unlikely there will be any sort of public reconciliation" for Harry on his birthday.

"Perhaps there will be merely a private call from" the king.

WATCH: PRINCE HARRY MARKS BIRTHDAY AS ROYAL FAMILY TENSIONS REMAIN: EXPERT Grant Harrold, King Charles’ former royal butler, speaking on behalf of OLBG , told Fox News Digital that he didn’t "think celebrations will massively change just because he’s back home." PRINCE HARRY FINDS WAY TO LIVE ‘HALF-IN, HALF-OUT’ LIFE QUEEN ELIZABETH REFUSED TO ENDORSE: EXPERTS "I imagine Meghan will plan a nice meal to mark the day, with lots of thoughtful personal touches.

Last week I would have said it would be likely that he would see his father, the King — but after this week’s drama I believe that’s out of the question now," he said, referring to the letter the king sent out, clarifying that the Sussexes remain private citizens .