Did you know that Prince Harry and Prince William have already begun to repair their
damaged relationship?
So, have the brothers been texting one another?
Talking on the phone?
Meeting in private?
Keep watching for the inside scoop into William and Harry's quiet reconciliation.
Prince William's feud with his younger brother, Prince Harry, has been dominating headlines
for years.
Rumors of a rift between the royals started shortly after Harry married Meghan Markle
and only intensified following Harry and Meghan's exit from the royal family in early 2020.
"It brings me great sadness that it has come to this."
Since that time, there has appeared to be a divide between Harry and Meghan and the
rest of the royals.
However, as William takes on more responsibility within the monarchy, one royal expert claims
the bad blood between him and his brother is weighing heavily on his mind.
Royal commentator Duncan Larcombe told OK! magazine:
"It's very clear to those that know William that the rift with his brother is not something
that he can just forget about.
It's very much, as you can imagine, a constant strain.
It is for Harry as well, they're both as stubborn as mules."
Larcombe went on to explain that William has accomplished many of his goals already, as
he's gone from a young prince and student to a husband and father.
Now, he's readying himself to become king, but, apparently, his rift with Harry is the
one thing standing between him and happiness.
All that may be changing as the brothers are said to be actively working on putting the
pieces of their relationship back together.
According to the Daily Mail, the royals have been making it a priority to stay in contact
with each other and have been scheduling video calls on a weekly basis.
The Mirror reported that William and Harry have been messaging each other using WhatsApp
while also having regular video calls that include their children.
However, sources suggest that the brothers' wives, Kate Middleton and Meghan Markle, are
keeping their distance from these calls to allow their husbands some quality time for
conversation.
An insider told the outlet that William was very upset about the way Harry and Meghan
left the royal family but has started to move on from his anger.
The source told The Mirror:
"The brothers needed time for everything to settle down."
Now, things have supposedly settled between William and Harry.
The source continued:
"William sees that Meghan is a good mother and loyal wife and he is genuinely pleased
for his brother.
It seems that the two of them have healed the rift and are very much back on their old
buddy terms."
The fact that Prince William feels comfortable openly speaking to his brother again signals
a major change in his approach to his relationship with Prince Harry.
As previously reported by The Sun, the Duke of Cambridge was concerned that details from
their private conversations could be used against him at a later stage.
Moreover, William was reportedly worried about the Sussexes attending the Platinum Jubilee
celebrations because their presence could distract from the queen.
As an insider explained to The Sun:
"William wants to talk to Harry to try to heal the rift between them but he's fearful
it will find its way on to Netflix, Oprah or into Harry's upcoming book."
Needless to say, all eyes will be on Prince William and Prince Harry during the Platinum
Jubilee.
According to The Mirror, the Sussexes won't be joining Her Majesty on the balcony at Buckingham
Palace for Trooping the Colour since they're no longer working royals.
But Meghan Markle and Harry will come face-to-face with William and Kate Middleton regardless,
with all parties gearing themselves up for a potentially awkward reunion after everything
that's happened since they defected from the royal family.
It's worth noting that, just a few weeks ago, a royal expert suggested there was hope of
a reconciliation between the warring brothers.
Speaking to The Royal Beat, Robert Jobson claimed,
"There is always love there, even if there is dislike or you have fallen out with your
sibling.
There is that underlying love.
I think there is a lot of testosterone flying around here."
He pointed to William's unsolicited advice about Meghan for creating the issue in the
first place.
That's long in the rearview now, though, with Jobson suggesting,
"They probably just need, as I am sure the Queen would love, just one moment where they
can gel again, have a hug, and then move on."
William and Harry last crossed paths at the statue unveiling for their late mother, Princess
Diana, in July 2021, and seemed to be on civil terms.
Fortunately, they're doing much better now, so the Jubilee should be a happy reunion.
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