Prince Harry and Prince William have reportedly not spoken in years, and the Duke of Sussex has now taken part in another bombshell interview, this time with GQ. In the interview, Harry expressed a desire for family reconciliation, speaking about his strained relationships with King Charles and Prince William.
Harry stated that "scars stick around forever" and emphasised that "the most important thing is to reconcile." The father-of-two has made a number of allegations about life inside The Firm since stepping down as a working royal.
Brothers' Relationship and Royal Reputation
Prince William, alongside Princess Catherine, has been working to modernise the monarchy and continue charity work. The couple are two of the most popular royals and often show a united front. However, Harry's various high-profile interviews with GQ, Oprah Winfrey and the BBC have contributed towards cracks in the Royal Family's reputation.
Following the latest interview, Harry's spokesperson denied the duke had meant to take a swipe at his family. In the interview, Harry said "some people don't want it to work out," but his representative clarified that the remark was general and "absolutely not intended as a swipe" at his father or brother.
Harry's Move Back to the UK
Prince Harry moved back to the UK at the end of August with his wife, Meghan Markle, and their two children. The Sussexes had spent six years living in Montecito, California. Prior to moving back, the family met with King Charles and Queen Camilla when they were hosted by the monarch at Highgrove House in a private meeting.
However, it is understood that the prince has not reunited with his brother since his return. Harry and Meghan are reportedly now living in the Cotswolds.
Reclaiming His Story
Harry also spoke about his decision to take back power by telling his own story. The prince responded to criticism over his public comments, arguing that sharing his perspective reclaims control over a narrative that media and outsiders had long dominated.
The brothers, once united by the loss of their mother, reportedly remain out of contact. Readers are invited to vote in the poll and join the debate in the comments section.
