An author claims that a “workman-like” solution may be the best way forward for Prince William and Prince Harry. The news comes after Harry’s recent interview with GQ, where he expressed his desire to reconcile with family. However, his elder brother reportedly remains firm and adamant about not mending ties with the Sussex couple anytime soon.
Royal author suggests that Prince Harry and Prince William come up with a solution to their feud
A royal commentator believes Prince Harry and Prince William should work toward ending their rift. Reports suggest that the brothers have had no contact for years, with their last conversation still unknown.
Author Robert Hardman, speaking on Palace Confidential’s newest episode, suggested that a meeting between the estranged royal siblings is inevitable. The journalist further noted that if both are “going to live in this country”, they could “bump into each other” at some stage.
Hardman said, “If he continues to maintain that, I can’t see how he’s going to really patch things up with his brother. I’m sure there will be a workman-like solution in time. I mean, there has to be, if they’re going to live in this country, they’re going to bump into each other at things. They’re going to have some sort of way of getting on, but it’s not going to be very cool.”
In the GQ interview published on October 20, Prince Harry opened up about his complicated dynamic with his family. Asked whether he hopes for reconciliation, he replied, “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 spokesperson later clarified that the comment was meant generally and was not aimed at any particular family members.
That said, Prince William remains deeply hurt by Harry’s criticism and allegations against the Firm. “There isn’t a world right now where the Prince of Wales can imagine repairing the relationship with his brother,” a source close to the royal heir told the Mirror.
