Kensington Palace confirms the U-turnaround with Harry and Charles III: William behind

Family challenges and tensions within public figures go far beyond what is known through the media. They turn out to be complex personal, family, and even political dilemmas. In this case, the decisions made by Charles III's two sons, William and Harry, continue to have repercussions in the public sphere.

Although the British royal family has gone through very difficult moments that have kept followers on edge, the focus of attention remains on the brothers' relationship. Harry has been talking about reconciliation and sending signals about it for some time now. However, the positions and actions within the palace do not seem to coincide in wanting it to happen.

Prince William's position regarding Harry

From the beginning of this complex situation, Prince William's position has been clear. According to sources close to the Royal Household, "the Prince of Wales remains deeply hurt by the various accusations from Prince Harry." It is clear that his brother's statements, both in his memoirs and in interviews, have left scars that can't be easily erased.

For now, William's position is an obstacle to any reconciliation. Close sources have provided relevant information. "It is no coincidence that William and Kate did not have a representative" at the king's advisers' meeting with Harry's representatives.

For Prince William and Kate Middleton, their priorities are their children and Kate Middleton's health. It is even thought that the lack of representatives would be a sign that they have no intention of being with Harry when he visits the country.

The uncertainty of a reconciliation between Harry and Charles III

Meanwhile, William keeps firm in his position, King Charles III seems to have a different attitude. Although family tensions have not ceased, Charles III has made it clear on several occasions that "he loves his two sons." He would be willing to sit down with Harry when circumstances allow.

In recent weeks, the possibility of a reconciliation between father and son seems closer, but the conditions are not simple. "Stopping the endless rounds of television interviews as his only means of communication" is one of the main conditions for Harry and his father to be able to sit down and talk.