Prince William, Harry vow not to repeat King Charles' mistake: United in one thought

Prince William and his younger brother Harry might have differences in their brotherly relationship but they are united in one thought about their future.

The Prince of Wales and the Duke of Sussex have vowed that they will never repeat the mistakes that once stole their smiles and shattered their dreams.

The two Princes have decided to support their wives and families every step of the way for a better tomorrow of their children.

Harry still abhors the moment when his parents parted ways. The thought of divorce is unbearable to him, knowing the pain it caused.

In his surprising nod to Meghan during a speech at the 17th annual True Patriot Love Foundation national tribute dinner in Toronto, the Duke admitted that 'Canada gave me my wife,' explaing how much he loves her.

It emerges amid reports that divorce will never be an option for William and Kate. He will do what it takes to keep his 14-year marriage to Kate, who's currently in remission from cancer.

During his appearance in the October 3 episode of actor Eugene Levy's Apple TV+ series The Reluctant Traveler, William gave the 78-year-old an unprecedented look at the inner workings of royal life, offering him an intimate tour of Windsor Castle.

William revealed that maintaining a sense of normalcy at home with wife Princess Catherine and their three kids is his top priority, and that he's determined not to repeat the 'same mistakes' his parents made.

'William vowed from a very early age to spare his own children the trauma he went through,' a source told RadarOnline, adding: 'From his perspective, divorce will never be an option.'

The royal family was sent into crisis by the 1996 divorce of King Charles and the late Princess Diana when William was 14 years old, while Harry was just 11.

Harry and William's parents' split dominated headlines for years. In 1995, Diana famously told interviewer Martin Bashir there had been 'three of us in this marriage, so it was a bit crowded,' referencing Charles' affair with his current wife, Queen Camilla.