The strained relationship between Prince William and Prince Harry shows no signs of mending as tensions continue to escalate.
Royal commentators suggest that Prince William may never forgive his younger brother for his repeated public betrayals of the royal family. According to Michael Cole, a royal expert, the chance of reconciliation between the brothers appears increasingly unlikely.
"There is too much bad blood. William is not going to forgive that, especially because Harry and Meghan have personally attacked his wife, Kate. Even their lukewarm response to her cancer announcement showed little concern," Cole said in an interview with GB News.
He added, "William has dutifully upheld his responsibilities, in stark contrast to Prince Harry. I don't see any chance of reconciliation between them now or in the foreseeable future."
Royal author Richard Fitzwilliams echoed this sentiment, noting that William was particularly angered by Harry's unnecessary references to Catherine in his book. "William was understandably enraged. They made the Queen's last years very difficult," Fitzwilliams told The Sun.
Amidst this ongoing tension, a new report suggests that Harry and Meghan are house hunting in London, with plans to establish a second base in the United Kingdom.
