King Charles made his trip to Scotland without finding Prince Harry, but the distance failed to erase him from the king’s mind.
While the public narrative continues to suggest icy distance, the king has quietly signaled something more melancholy by including it in his latest documentary.
In Find harmonyViewers are briefly taken back to a quieter chapter in royal life, with archive footage showing Charles and the young Duke sharing a peaceful fishing moment from his childhood.
It’s a blink-and-you’ll-miss-it scene, but it gently cuts through years of tense headlines.
Prince William also appears twice, first as a child lying next to his father in the grass, then as a young adult visiting the livestock at Home Farm.
The family chats continue with short appearances from Princess Charlotte and Prince Louis in the coronation footage, while the late Queen Elizabeth is also seen alongside a young Charles.
The film is inspired by Charles’ 2010 book Harmony A new way of looking at our world.
The documentary revisits these ideas through in-depth visuals and reflections on how modern life has moved away from balance, touching on everything from agriculture to architecture.
The project arrives on February 6, 2026.
