2 weeks Ago By Gemma Strong,Ellie Hook
Royal watchers should not hold out hope for a heartwarming reunion between Prince William and Prince Harry , as an expert has expressed skepticism about the likelihood of this happening. Since stepping away from Royal duties , Prince Harry and Meghan Markle have publicly criticized the Royal family and shared private family matters with the public. Their actions have allegedly led to a rift with the Royal family , particularly with Prince William, who feels deeply hurt by his brother's behavior.
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But as far as we know, William is still very upset by his brother's behaviour and has broken that trust, that is so important to the royals, as they don't lift a curtain on the institution. "They don't go and sell information and stories or cash in on stories by giving interviews," he went on. "It's their number one rule and it's tended to operate for everyone else as a one strike and you're out - a member of staff, an ex-bodyguard or even a friend of the family," the expert stressed.
"They tend to get completely stone-walled from then on and forever." Don't Miss: Fox News fans ask if Jesse Watters has ‘hair spray poisoning’ after his outlandish claim Fox News anchor suffers awkward on air blunder as he breaks news on Hunter Biden pardon How Melania Trump maintains her youthful glow - and it's nothing to do with surgery Amidst the ongoing saga, Royal commentator Duncan has suggested that William and Kate could be covertly monitoring explosive insights from the new German documentary Harry — The Lost Prince. The documentary zooms in on Harry and Meghan's post-royal life in Montecito and their quest to stay in the public eye.
He remarked: "I think there's a strong chance they would probably have someone watch it on their behalf, just so they can flag up anything that needs addressing. William is a bit better than Harry at ignoring what's said about him, but he still does take interest." In the wake of all this, Jennie Bond, a former Royal BBC correspondent, suggests that William's vexation with Harry and Meghan's behavior has pushed him towards severance from his brother.
She told Times Radio: "I think as far as William is concerned, Harry really doesn't exist." According to Bond, William, already laden with the weight of duties, the Princess of Wales' ongoing battle with cancer and his father the king's own health issues, lacks the capacity in his heart to dwell on his distant brother. She adds: "William has enough pressure on his heart and his head, with his wife and her ongoing cancer treatment, and his father, his job and his kids that I don't think he's got any room in his soul to worry about his estranged brother.
..I think William has disowned Harry.
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