'Subtle signals William is ready to forgive Harry and welcome him back,' by royal expert
21.02.2022 - 10:19
/ ok.co.uk
There is no doubt that Harry and Meghan’s relationship with the royal family remains deeply fractured, and it seems much work is still required on both sides to repair the damage. With the Queen’s Platinum Jubilee year now underway and a series of major events taking place in the coming months, sources believe Harry will come under increasing pressure to iron out his differences with his father Charles and brother William.
“Harry will want to be a part of the celebratory weekend in June, and will almost certainly be required to appear with William at that time,” says royal reporter Katie Nicholl. “It seems to me that both brothers will have to make concessions.
"They didn’t seem to find an opportunity at Prince Phillip’s funeral last April to talk properly, but the Jubilee should give them more of a chance to thrash it out one to one. It’s the same with Prince Charles – Harry is going to have to meet his father and look him straight in the eye if their issues are to be fixed.” It was Katie who first reported a rift between Harry and William back in late 2018, when it was suggested that the Cambridges may not have been entirely welcoming of Meghan.
“Harry felt William wasn’t rolling out the red carpet for Meghan and told him so,” a source claimed.Things were not helped when William reportedly voiced concerns over Harry’s blossoming romance with Meghan, apparently advising his younger sibling, “This seems to be moving quickly, are you sure?” In the three years since, the hostilities have simmered away, with the Sussexes’ controversial split from the family fanning the flames and their TV tell-all with Oprah Winfrey last March seen as pure napalm. In that interview, which Katie says left William “devastated”, the couple
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