Despite the strained relationship between the two brothers, Prince Harry holds hope for a reunion, as suggested by royal expert Tom Quinn. The Duke of Sussex and Meghan Markle distanced themselves from senior royal duties in 2020, leading to further deterioration in relations. However, Quinn believes the couple now realizes the detrimental impact of the feud on their children, Prince Archie and Princess Lilibet, and are seeking reconciliation.
"We know that Harry's deepest upset concerns not just his lack of relationship with George, Charlotte, and Louis, but also his own children's lack of a relationship with their cousins," Quinn shared with The Mirror.
Harry and Meghan aspire for their children and their cousins to have a positive relationship as they grow up, but they find it challenging to achieve while they remain estranged from the royal family. Harry has expressed his hope that the cousins can at least be friends as adults.
Prince George, Princess Charlotte, and Prince Louis, the children of Prince William and Princess Kate, have limited interaction with their uncle Harry due to the ongoing feud. William's recent remarks about his son George's potential interest in becoming a pilot serve as a poignant reminder to Harry of the familial connections he misses outside the royal fold.
"It's a sad reminder that he has no relationship at all with George," Quinn remarked.
William's revelation about George's passion for aviation occurred during a conversation with Reverend Squadron Leader Chrissie Lacey at a Buckingham Palace garden party. The Prince also mentioned George's interest in visiting the RAF Coningsby base in Norfolk, echoing his own experiences as an air ambulance pilot in East Anglia.
In William's words and actions, there's a poignant reminder of the familial bonds that Harry is currently disconnected from, adding depth to the ongoing hopes for reconciliation within the royal family.
