Prince Harry wishes his brother William a very happy 41st birthday?

Members of the British royal family usually share greetings with each other and also exchange happy birthday messages in private, but Prince Harry has seemingly ditched the tradition for good.

The Duke of Sussex, who stepped down as senior working royal in 2020 and relocated to the US, does not seem make amends with his royal relatives as he has not publicly wish William, who turned 41 on Wednesday (June 21), a happy birthday.

Meghan and Harry's recent allegations against the palace and some senior members of the Firm suggest as the Sussexes are no more interested in repairing their fractured relationship with the royal family.

In his memoir Spare, Harry has laid bare the reality of his relationship with William, Kate, suggesting he has no good words for his brother and sister-in-law. And, the Duke does not seem to wish the Prince of Wales on big day.

However, King Charles and Queen Camilla have shared very special birthday tribute to the heir to the throne as they uploaded a never-before-seen photo. The adorable snap of William and his father was captures during a rehearsal for the King's May 6 coronation.

The 74-year-old King and Queen Camilla, 75, were among the first to send a celebratory message to William on social media.

In a recent interview with Slingo, Grant, who served for the royal family for seven years, claimed: "Hand on heart I still believe that Harry will still reach out to William for his birthday. I think he will reach out to him, definitely, I think they will still reach out to each other on their birthdays. Will there be a card? I think there will still be a card. Will there be a gift? I don't know, it's difficult to say."

Its unknown whether Meghan's hubby Harry has really reached out to William on his birthday in private.