A palace source has described Prince Harry’s latest GQ interview as “pathetic” in a strikingly blunt response. The news comes after the Duke of Sussex spoke about wanting to reconcile with King Charles and Prince William. The conversation also touched on his lasting grief over losing his mother, Princess Diana, and his return to the UK.
Source suggests what King Charles and Prince William reportedly think about Prince Harry’s interview
Prince Harry is facing ridicule for what critics are calling a weak attempt to mend ties with the royals through his GQ feature. While he expressed hopes to make peace with King Charles and Prince William, he seemingly stirred up past tensions in the process. Harry’s comments have sparked speculation that he may have been taking a veiled swipe at the Prince of Wales.
The non-working royal told the outlet, “Some people don’t want it to work out. I want it to work out. With everything else that’s going on in the world, the most important thing is to reconcile – that’s the key point.” However, a representative later noted that the remark was meant in a general sense. They clarified, “It was absolutely not intended as a swipe at his brother or any other member of his family.”
Now, sources have shared what King Charles and Prince William might have made of Prince Harry’s interview on reuniting with family. Per RadarOnline.com, a palace insider said, “There’s something rather pathetic about Harry using a glossy magazine interview to send messages to his father and brother. It is not something King Charles or William would see as befitting a royal.”
They noted, “Harry seems to believe that publicly declaring his willingness to reconcile should somehow place the responsibility for fixing everything on Charles and William. But relationships don’t work like that. He cannot keep airing his grievances in interviews and then act surprised when the people he’s talking about are reluctant to engage.” Adding, “From their perspective, every public appeal risks becoming another round of unwanted headlines.” The source further explained that it was frustrating to see Prince Harry preach forgiveness while publicly dwelling on his own grievances, which goes against what the royals want.
