Amid rumors of Prince Harry contemplating a return to royal duties, especially in light of King Charles's cancer diagnosis, Prince William remains steadfast in his stance against welcoming his younger brother back into the royal fold.
Despite Prince Harry's recent visit to their father, King Charles, who is battling cancer, Prince William maintains his reluctance to reconcile with Harry, further indicating that he is not open to the idea of Harry resuming his royal duties.
"There's no way that the Prince of Wales will wear it," expressed a royal source to Express.co.uk, emphasizing William's firm position on the matter. "Harry may well want to step back into a royal role but as far as his brother is concerned, nothing has changed."
The source elaborated that Prince William, who temporarily stepped back from royal duties to support his wife, Kate Middleton, during her recovery from abdominal surgery, is currently overwhelmed with familial responsibilities. Given his father's health struggles and his wife's ongoing recovery, Prince William simply does not have the capacity to entertain Harry's potential return.
Sources close to William reiterated to The Mirror that he is prepared to take on additional duties himself if necessary, as he harbors deep concerns about Harry and Meghan's trustworthiness.
"It is absolutely and categorically clear that he would not allow Harry to return. There is a zero per cent chance Harry is coming back in any capacity," the source affirmed.
Prince William's unwavering stance underscores the deep-seated tensions within the royal family, signaling the challenging road ahead for any potential reconciliation efforts between the brothers.
