Although Princess Kate stepped in to mediate at Prince Philip’s funeral, the truth is that William and Harry are having a very difficult time mending their differences. On June 25, Robert Lacey, author of “Battle of Brothers”, revealed in the Daily Mail that the brothers had a fierce argument right after their grandfather’s funeral. Kate initially acted as the mediator, talking to Harry as they walked out of St George’s Chapel. But within minutes, the two princes were arguing again.
Lacey even revealed that William called Meghan “that damn woman”. The author of “Battle of Brothers” wrote on the Daily Mail: “According to a source of mine, William was told that everyone has difficult sisters or sisters-in-law. William’s reaction was to nod in agreement. Then suddenly he got angry and said, ‘Look at how that damn woman treats my staff. How cruel.'”
Prince William and Harry when they were still living together in the British royal family.
Meanwhile, Prince Harry has returned to the UK and is in quarantine. Many people still hope that thanks to the memorial service for Princess Diana, the princes will soon mend their relationship. However, in reality, according to experts, that is very unlikely to happen.
“Neither of them has shown any intention of ending their differences. I fear it will be similar to the situation at Prince Philip’s funeral, where there was a nod and that was it,” a source said.
Not only that, another source also revealed that Prince William has not mentioned his younger brother in the media up to now and has not shown any signs of wanting to arrange a meeting with Prince Harry.
Prince William’s silence has caused many different controversies. Some people objected and said that William was clearly intolerant of his younger brother. Others said that William was still very angry with Harry’s actions, so he had such an attitude. Many people are still looking forward to the meeting taking place at Princess Diana’s memorial service. They will be close and connected as if the conflicts had never happened.
