Kensington Palace secretly admits Prince William has broken: There's no relationship

In the British royal family, tensions among the closest members have intensified in recent months. Prince Harry and his older brother, William, are increasingly distant, and the conflict remains unsolved. This weekend, some actions by the royal members reignited speculations about the future of the royal family.

Since his departure from royalty, Harry has been the center of attention for his statements, both in his book and in interviews. His words have pointed to the relationship with his father; however, the distance seems to have increased with other family members.

Harry's hope to heal the family rift

In his recent interview with the BBC, Harry confessed his desire to heal the family wounds. "There's no point in fighting anymore," he said, adding that "life is precious." However, this call for reconciliation has not been well received by William, who has distanced himself even more.

A source close to the Princes of Wales explained that although Harry says he wants reconciliation, his public attitude distances him from that possibility. "There's no incentive to do so when he has so much freedom to openly criticize and always presents a single point of view," it stated.

Prince William, who has so far kept a more reserved stance, has made it clear that the conflict remains deep. His brother's words about the relationship with their father only worsen the situation.

A father, a son, and the growing disconnection

In the interview, Harry also revealed that the distance with his father remains a difficult issue. "I don't know how much longer my father has to live," he stated. This hinted at Harry's emotional anguish regarding King Charles III's health.

Harry's words on the security issue, which includes the withdrawal of his official protection, were also a key point. The court ruling against him has made it clear that the relationship between him and his family remains marked by distance. However, his desire for reconciliation remains palpable, although there doesn't seem to be room for forgiveness for now.

Meanwhile, from Buckingham Palace, it has been decided not to intervene in these family matters. Although rumors of a possible reconciliation continue, Harry's words only serve to increase the tension. King Charles and Prince William continue with their responsibilities.