Prince Harry's latest attempt to reconcile with the British royal family has seemingly fallen on deaf ears, as King Charles, Prince William, and Kate Middleton remain unmoved by his appeals.
Despite Harry's recent plea during an ITV interview for the family to address their issues together, the royal family has maintained their stance of "not to complain and not to respond" to his statements.
In the interview, Harry addressed the impact of his determination to fight the tabloids on his relationship with his family. When asked by Becca Barry if his efforts against the tabloids had strained family ties, Harry acknowledged, "It is certainly a central piece to it. It is a hard question to answer because anything I say about my family results in a torrent of abuse from the press. I have made it very clear that this is something that needs to be done."
Harry further extended an olive branch, saying, "It would be nice if we did it as a family."
However, sources indicate that King Charles and Prince William believe that responding to Harry's claims would only exacerbate the already strained situation. The royal family's reluctance to engage appears to reflect their weariness with Harry's ongoing narrative.
In the past, Harry reportedly reached out to King Charles after learning of the monarch's cancer diagnosis. According to royal expert Tom Quinn, Harry quickly visited King Charles at Clarence House on February 6, after the 75-year-old personally informed him of his serious medical condition. Quinn noted, "I’m told that he immediately wanted to do something practical to help, but he will have known that his offer to help could be made safe in the knowledge that it would be rejected."
