Piers Morgan has called Prince Harry a “flame-thrower” after the Duke of Sussex reiterated his desire to reconcile with the Royal Family. Harry has repeatedly spoken about his wish to mend his strained relationships with his relatives. In a recent interview with GQ magazine, he addressed the matter, saying that the most important thing for him right now is to “reconcile.” Now, Morgan has criticized Harry’s approach and shared his views on the Duke’s remarks.
Piers Morgan criticizes Prince Harry’s comments on wanting peace with his family
Piers Morgan has criticized Prince Harry’s comments about wanting to reconcile with his family. The rift began when Harry stepped down from his senior working royal duties in 2020. Later, Harry published his memoir, “Spare,” in which he further aired his troubles with his family publicly. As a result, the rift seemingly deepened, with Prince William reportedly unwilling to even speak to his younger brother.
Now that Harry and Meghan are back in Britain, many royal experts have speculated about a possible reunion. However, no such meeting has taken place so far. Recently, Harry appeared in an interview with GQ magazine that quickly attracted considerable attention.
During the interview, host Zach Baron asked Harry whether he grieved over his complicated relationships with his brother and father. Harry affirmed this, adding that family rifts are a “massively relatable issue” for many people.
When asked how he would try to resolve the situation, Harry expressed a desire to work things out. He continued, “Again, with everything else that’s going on in the world, the most important thing is to reconcile. That’s the key point.”
Morgan criticized Harry’s remarks by resharing part of the interview on X. He wrote, “Flame-thrower wants to make peace with the people whose houses he torched and is baffled they’re not interested.”
