Prince William‘s ongoing feud with Prince Harry is reportedly forcing palace courtiers to choose sides. William is said to be “keeping scores” against his younger brother and has refused to mend their broken relationship. The tensions have reportedly reached such a point that palace staff feel pressured to pick a side, fearing that supporting the wrong side could put their jobs at risk.
Prince William’s take on Prince Harry feud is forcing palace staff to pick sides, per source
Prince William’s stance on his ongoing feud with Prince Harry is reportedly creating tension among palace staff and forcing them to pick sides. The rift began after Harry stepped down as a senior working royal in 2020 and later publicly shared his grievances against the royal family.
Now that the Sussexes are back in Britain, many people have hoped for a reconciliation. However, that now seems like a distant dream. Even King Charles has reportedly reconciled with his younger son and wants the feud between the brothers to end. However, William remains adamant and has no desire to meet with his brother.
A report by Closer Online suggests that palace courtiers are trying to encourage the brothers to pay tribute to their late mother, Princess Diana, together. While Harry is reportedly willing to do so, William has refused. The source claimed that William is openly going against the King’s wishes by refusing to mend things with Harry.
In fact, Harry and Meghan Markle are reportedly working on a project to honor Diana. According to a source, Harry reached out to William in hopes of working on the project together. However, William has reportedly become so “immovable” in his stance that there are discussions within the palace about courtiers potentially being “forced to pick sides.”
The source revealed that people feel they must choose between William and Charles. Moreover, palace staff are reportedly afraid that making the wrong choice could put their jobs at risk.
The source continued, “That may sound dramatic, but the reality is emotions are running very high. There is a sense, especially with William, that he’s keeping score, and you are either with him or against him. That’s how intense this is for him.”
