King Charles has found himself in an awkward encounter with a Royal Family fan who demanded that he brings back his son Prince Harry.

The Duke of Sussex has made his troubles with the Royal Family clear with the release of his bombshell book Spare, but it appears some fans are hoping for his return to The Firm.

One even enquired about it, asking the King of England to "bring back Harry" during a recent royal engagement in east London.

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A collection of students from University of East London had gathered to catch a glimpse of the King, with one seemingly keen for the return of the Duke of Sussex.

Shaking hands with one of the students at the east London university, which marked its 125th anniversary, the King was asked by one student: "Can you bring back Harry?"

It would appear the King has either forgotten about his youngest son or did not quite hear the question posed to him, with the 74-year-old replying: "Who?", Metro reported

He soon bursts into laughter following the question and realising who he was being asked about, but it comes at a time where the King of England is reportedly keen to repair the icy relationship between the pair.

Daily Star previously reported that the King was eager to have both Harry and Prince William present for the upcoming coronation.

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But such an appearance from both brothers, their first following the release of Spare, appears unlikely as King Charles III brings in the Archbishop of Canterbury to mediate between the two.

It comes as one expert labels the plan for the two brothers to appear at their father's coronation as "rife with problems".

Trouble between the brothers following the release of Spare may mean that the King's plan is not "greeted with much eagerness" by either party, an expert previously claimed.

King Charles' coronation is set to commence later this year, but whether he will "bring back Harry" remains to be seen.

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