Prince William only concerned about Kate Middleton, their children: 'Harry is the past'
"I think William would find it very hard to meet Harry, even to honour Diana's memory"
The friends of Prince William have claimed that the Prince of Wales is only concerned about his wife Kate Middleton and their children, and his brother ‘Harry is the past.’
The Daily Mail quoted royal expert Phil Dampier as saying: “William and Harry put aside their differences for the unveiling of the statue of their mother Princess Diana [five years ago], but things are much worse now.”
Dampier further said, “I think William would find it very hard to meet Harry, even to honour Diana's memory. Next year marks the 30th anniversary of her death, so that would be an obvious time for them to try and heal their rift and at least be seen together, but I don't think William's heart is in it.”
Citing the friends of Prince William, the royal expert said they tell him “as far as he is concerned, Harry is the past, and he is only concerned about the future for his wife Catherine and their children George, Charlotte and Louis.”
The royal expert continued, William will ‘never forgive’ Harry, in my opinion, not just for leaving the Royal Family, “but for the dirt he dished out in his book Spare, the Netflix show, and the Oprah Winfrey interview.”
Dampier said about Prince Harry’s remark, "It led to Catherine being smeared as a racist, and he will never forget that."
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