Prince William and Harry’s relationship is still strained, with a lack of trust hindering hopes for reconciliation. The ongoing feud within the royal family has been escalating over the years, especially since Prince Harry and Meghan Markle’s decision to step back from royal duties and move to the US. Tensions reached a breaking point when Prince Harry made allegations against his brother, Prince William, in his memoir titled “Spare.”
Despite the passage of time, the rift between the two brothers remains unhealed, and there’s little optimism for a future reconciliation. A recent report sheds light on their troubled relationship, extending even to their father, King Charles. The fact that Prince Harry was not invited to King Charles’ birthday celebration only added to the complications.
According to a source from Entertainment Tonight, there has been no improvement in Harry and William’s relationship, and reconciliation is not expected anytime soon. The source emphasizes that trust needs to be rebuilt, as there is a significant amount of hurt on both sides. Regarding King Charles, reports initially claimed that Harry and Meghan declined an invitation to his birthday celebration, but their spokesperson refuted those rumors.
Despite the complexities in his relationship with his younger son, King Charles desires to see his sons mend their differences. However, it will take time for their communication to improve. Prince Harry’s relationship with the rest of the family is also strained, particularly after the release of his memoir. Prior to that, their Netflix documentary shed light on the challenges they faced within the royal family, which ultimately led to their decision to step back from their roles and move to Montecito, California.
The source concludes that King Charles would like to see his grandchildren, Archie and Lilibet, but for now, that seems to be a distant prospect. Prince Archie is 4 years old, while Princess Lilibet is 2 years old.