yIt’s been nearly a year since Prince Harry, accompanied by his wife Meghan Markle, gave a controversial interview with Oprah Winfrey in which he recounted some of his toughest moments in the royal family.
The effects of the conversation were several, namely the emergence of (more) anger with his older brother, Prince William.
As revealed by royal expert Duncan Larcombe to OK! Both princes are “deeply sorry” for the state of their relationship today.
“It is very clear to those who know William that his anger at his brother is something he cannot forget,” said Larcombe. “As you can imagine, it’s a constant tension. It’s for Harry too – they’re both stubborn as a mule.”reflects.
Even before the interview, the relationship of the two brothers had already been affected practically since the beginning of Harry’s relationship with Meghan in 2016.
“These are brothers united in the loss of their mother. They have gone through grief and as is very clear, they dealt with it in different ways, but they were very close. Every week the anger continues, Harry and William are the two people who have lost the most.”
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