Prince William has reportedly been “rising above” the feud drama with Prince Harry since the latter’s return to the UK. According to a royal expert, the Prince of Wales allegedly has “no need” of the Duke of Sussex or any “extended family.” Furthermore, the heir might not want to get involved with his brother’s drama anymore.
For those unversed, the Sussexes have moved back to Britain and have reportedly not met any members of the royal family yet.
Prince William considers Prince Harry drama ‘noise that he doesn’t want to get involved with,’ per expert
Prince William might not be interested in Prince Harry’s drama amid reports of their ongoing feud. Recently, commentator Kinsey Schofield discussed the royal brothers’ dynamic with royal expert Robert Jobson in her new YouTube video.
According to her, William might not be “focused on the past.” She then asked the expert to share his opinion on how the future king has been “navigating Harry’s return.”
In response, Jobson said, “He is rising above. It’s noise that he doesn’t want to get involved with.” Furthermore, he claimed that he would not be surprised if William stripped Harry of his titles in the future. According to the expert, the father of three didn’t need an “extended royal family,” including Harry and Meghan Markle.
Jobson explained that William has his three children — Prince George, Princess Charlotte, and Prince Louis. “He doesn’t need to be beyond his immediate family,” adding that there was “no need to worry about Harry, Meghan, Lilibet, [and] Archie.”
Earlier, another report suggested that William reportedly acts like the Sussexes “don’t exist.” “Ignoring Harry is his way of handling what he considers to be a wretchedly unpleasant situation,” a source told RadarOnline. Furthermore, it was reported that King Charles would likely want his sons to end their feud, but his eldest seemed opposed to the idea.
“William is openly going against the king’s wishes by acting as though Harry and Meghan are banished when they’re clearly right at his doorstep,” they added.
