Prince William reportedly has no interest in speaking to his younger brother, Prince Harry. The Duke of Sussex recently visited the UK for commitments related to next year’s Invictus Games in Birmingham and was later joined by Meghan Markle and their children, Archie and Lilibet.
The Sussexes reunited with King Charles and Queen Camilla at Highgrove House in Gloucestershire, but notably, the Prince and Princess of Wales were absent.
Insiders say Prince William ‘has no interest’ in Prince Harry reunion
As per royal insider Bronte Coy, Prince William is not keen on communicating with Prince Harry at all (via News Nation Now). Coy, senior royal correspondent for news.com.au, said: “I think anyone that has eyes and ears and watched it all unfold, including them, would have to agree it was an absolute circus at times. I think they brought it home with the meeting with the King at the end, which was ultimately one of the major goals of that trip.”
However, Coy explained that everything just “descended into chaos” with the whole security and accommodation issue. Ultimately, Harry couldn’t get his way and was forced to make peace with the circumstances. In addition, the Duke of Sussex lost a pivotal privacy lawsuit battle against Daily Mail, which further elevated the drama.
Furthermore, the royal correspondent elucidated that the Sussexes wanted the royal family to apologize to them. However, they eventually realised that it was not going to happen and are probably just planning their return to the UK royal life. Coy said: “I think that potentially that idea of a big public apology has been dropped, because it’s obviously not going to happen.”
Moreover, as per the royal correspondent, this chapter is permanently closed for the Waleses as they showed no signs of a reconciliation. Coy remarked: “It’s definitely not going to happen from William and Catherine. By everything I’m hearing—and I do think it’s very sad—William has no interest at all in speaking to his brother, despite some attempts in recent years from the other side.”
Originally reported by Anwaya Mane on Mandatory.
