Prince Harry is hoping for a royal reconciliation.
The Duke of Sussex has said that he wants to mend his strained relationship with his father, King Charles III, and elder brother, Prince William.
Royal expert weighs in ) Harry suggested that public interest in his family’s circumstances could also encourage others to reflect on their own relationships and consider how they might resolve their differences. Asked whether he believed the rift within his family could be healed, Harry responded in the affirmative. “But yeah, for me, there’s enough drama in the world and enough drama in people’s lives than to continue with issues with family.
In an interview with GQ magazine in New York, the Duke of Sussex spoke about family estrangement and said that reconciliation remains important despite the difficulties of the past. During the interview, Harry described disagreements between siblings and fractured relationships between parents and children as “massively relatable” experiences across families. (Also read: Prince Harry returns to UK: Could Diana’s 30th death anniversary reunite him with William? A spokesperson for Prince Harry later clarified that his comments were not meant to be a dig at his elder brother or any of the royal family members, according to The Guardian. Instead, they were said in a general context.
