Prince William made a heartfelt gesture, showcasing that he has not completely erased his younger brother, Prince Harry, from his memory.
The Prince of Wales recently opened up about his life as a royal, his plans for the future reign, his traumatic childhood due to the divorce of Charles and Diana, and a challenging health scare in the family, in the Apple TV+ series The Reluctant Traveler.
In a meaningful conversation with the show's host, Eugene Levy, the future King was asked about his feelings over Prince George's future as a King.
To which, he said, "It’s an interesting question and it’s a big question that one."
William added, "Because there are lots of things to think about with that. But obviously, I want to create a world in which my son is proud of what we do, a world and a job that actually does impact people’s lives for the better."
The Prince of Wales, who rarely mentioned his estranged brother on public platforms, said, "That is caveated with, I hope we don’t go back to some of the practices in the past that Harry and I had to grow up in. I’ll do everything I can to make sure we don’t regress in that situation."
Speaking of William's move, royal commentator Jennie Bond said that the Prince of Wales is seemingly stepping back from completely 'blocking' Harry from his memories.
"The mention of Harry is indeed fleeting... I suppose it does show that William hasn’t blocked his brother completely from his brain," she told the Mirror.
The royal expert stated that the royal siblings had a traumatic childhood and adolescence, which will always be something the brother will share and never forget.
"It was only natural for him to include Harry when talking about his childhood, but I don’t think we should read more into it than that," Jennie added.
It is important to note that Prince William mentioned Harry in his recent interview following a private meeting arranged on King Charles' order at Clarence House for the monarch and the Duke of Sussex.
