Prince Harry has no plans to become a US citizen amid talks with King Charles

The Duke of Sussex added that the longer he spends in America,“the more confusing it gets.”

The royal's comments on US citizenship follow talks that were held earlier this year with his father, King Charles.

The Duke of Sussex made his first steps towards mending his relationship with his family when he returned to the UK in September.

Harry and King Charles came together for a private tea at Clarence House during his visit to the UK which marked the first time they had met in 19 months.

After their meeting, Harry declared it was “great” when he questioned by reporters.

At the time, a source suggested: “Harry would one day like his father to encourage the nation to accept him back again.

“It’s what the late Queen did towards the end of her life when she asked the public to accept Camilla as Queen Consort.

“Harry reads his own polls, he knows he’s one of the least popular Royals and wants that to change.

"He wants to get back to being one of the most popular."

The 41-year-old currently sits 11th in a royal popularity poll taken by YouGov between July to September this year.

He only has a 34 per cent popularity score, in comparison to his brother William who boasts a 62 per cent rating.

Harry is also said to hope an endorsement from the King will help him aid reconciliation with Prince William.

"If Charles could do something along those lines, Harry would have some hope of not being completely exiled for good when William becomes King," the source told the Mail.

The Sussexes were recently seen to be getting into the Halloween spirit as they took their two children, Archie and Lilibet, to a pumpkin patch.

Meghan Markle shared a compilation of clips on social media that showed the family outing.

The clips saw a rare sighting of Meghan's mother, Doria Ragland, and her close friend Markus Anderson.

Other clips showed Lilibet, four, being pulled along by her mother in a wagon full of pumpkins.