Prince William has reportedly accepted life without his brother. According to royal author Christopher Andersen, reconciliation with Prince Harry is not in the cards. It was reported that the brothers have seemingly passed the point of no return. However, the experts don’t all agree on who should make the first move.
Prince William has ‘learned to live without Prince Harry,’ per expert
Christopher Andersen, author of “Kate!,” told Fox News Digital that both brothers believe they have nothing to apologize for. He claimed that Prince William views Prince Harry as having betrayed the royal family and the institution of the monarchy. According to Andersen, Harry’s return to the UK “rubbed salt into an already festering wound.”
“These are two extraordinarily strong and stubborn men who have, sadly, learned over the past few years that they can live without each other,” he said. He added that if the death of their grandmother, Queen Elizabeth II, their father’s coronation, and the cancer battles of the King and the Princess of Wales didn’t bring them together, it’s hard to imagine what would.
Meanwhile, a source told People that Harry and Meghan aren’t planning to apologize to William and Kate. The Express had reported that they hoped to apologize over comments from their 2021 Oprah interview. A source close to the couple called that report “nonsense.” People also reported that Harry has made progress with the King, but “there’s no movement, especially on William’s side.”
British broadcaster Helena Chard claimed that William once saw Harry as a supportive “wingman.” She said William reportedly finds it impossible to forgive his brother for leaving him to cope with the pressure of being future king alone.
However, royal commentator Meredith Constant argued that the couple has no reason to apologize. She claimed that they “overwhelmingly say positive things” about William and Kate. She also said that William, as the future king, “should lead” toward reconciliation. Former royal press secretary Dick Arbiter took the opposite view. He claimed that Harry is the one who should seek forgiveness and has to be “contrite.” Furthermore, Andersen said Kate is “very disappointed” with Harry. He also suggested that the Princess of Wales has no desire to get involved in the brothers’ ongoing feud.
