Prince William will be "rolling his eyes" at "brain dead" Prince Harry after the Sussexes' UK visit, a commentator claims. The Prince of Wales's feelings about his brother formed part of the discussion in the latest episode of Kinsey Schofield Unfiltered.
Royal Rift Commentary
Kinsey Schofield and co-host Rupert Bell talked about journalist Emily Andrews' recent report that William was said to be unhappy and did not want the Sussexes to be offered royal accommodation in Windsor during their UK visit earlier this month. Sources reportedly told Andrews that William did not want to run the risk of bumping into his estranged brother in Windsor.
Relations between William and Harry are "far from thawing", according to reports of Andrews' sources. They led the journalist to conclude William would have snubbed Harry had he come anywhere near him, adding: "Harry's apparent entitlement, lack of good judgement and lashing out have perhaps destroyed his chances of fully rebuilding with his family."
William's Frustration
On the Prince of Wales's feelings, Rupert agreed William would be unhappy, adding: "Furious, no. Frustrated, yes... 'When's it going to end?' That kind of reaction is what we're talking about." Rupert claimed to echo William's thoughts about his brother, saying: "'Why can't the guy just shut up and just learn to just keep his mouth shut and do the right thing?'"
"I think that is what William is thinking - eyerolling in frustration and disappointment that his brother is just so brain dead at times and not sensitive to family needs."
King Charles Reunites with Grandchildren
His comments on Kinsey Schofield Unfiltered came after King Charles was reunited with his grandchildren, Prince Archie, seven, and Princess Lilibet, five, on July 10. The meeting between Charles and the young prince and princess is being interpreted as a sign of the thawing of the relationship between the King and his son, Harry.
Charles and Harry were estranged for some time after the Duke of Sussex criticised his father, stepmother Queen Camilla, the Prince of Wales and his sister-in-law Princess Catherine in his Oprah interview, Netflix documentary and his autobiography Spare. His rift with William remains ongoing and shows no sign of abating. The family reunion took place on the same afternoon William was playing in a charity polo match at Windsor.
