In the aftermath of Prince Harry and Meghan Markle's departure from the Royal Family, Prince William is encouraged to reflect on his role in the events leading to their exit.
Royal biographer Omid Scobie, in a conversation with French magazine Paris Match, delved into the possibility of the royal brothers healing their strained relationship. Acknowledging the reported anger between the Prince of Wales and his younger brother, Scobie noted, "The two brothers have indeed reached an impasse. Yet, is n't that a common occurrence in many families?"
While Scobie acknowledged the unpredictable nature of family dynamics, he expressed skepticism about an immediate turnaround, stating, "Tomorrow, they could become best friends again, without anyone understanding why... However, I must say, I don't believe it. "
Emphasizing the necessity for communication void of anger and jealousy, Scobie stressed that reconciliation would be unattainable without a constructive dialogue between the two princes.
"William would also have to acknowledge his part in Meghan and Harry's departure," added the author, pointing to the importance of mutual understanding in the process of reconciliation.
Tensions escalated between the Sussexes and the Royal Family following revelations about their treatment within the Firm. Omid Scobie is poised to reveal more insights into the events post-Queen Elizabeth II's death in September of the previous year in his upcoming book, 'Endgame,' set to be released next week, promising revelations that may reshape perspectives on these royal relationships.
