The royal snub Prince Harry received during Remembrance Day services might hint towards an even greater snub than was previously thought possible.
Battle of Brothers authors Robert Lacey, touched upon this impending bump in the road during his interview with Newsweek. and even explained how the prince’s decision to reach out to the Firm suggested he was “keener on reconciliation” and wanted to re-establish his link with the fold.
The author was quoted telling the leading daily, "I think this is an indication that things are worse than we thought.”
During the course of his interview, Mr Lacey also touched upon the symbolic meaning of the wreath and added how, “If everything was hunky-dory there seems no reason why a wreath should not have been laid in Harry's name.”
He concluded by adding, "If the Royal Family or the palace wanted to cooperate then it would seem to be a perfectly reasonable request to make that could have been fulfilled. I don't think it augurs well for the prospects of a reconciliation.”
Taylor Swift seemingly took a dig at Kim Kardashian in her new diss track 'thanK you aIMee'
Former Home and Away star Orpheus Pledger was caught assaulting a woman on CCTV
King Charles delights Kate Middleton, Prince William with his latest move
Bianca Censori thinks Taylor Swift's diss track about Kim Kardashian is 'fair play'
Camila Cabello pulled off a no-makeuo look at the Coachella Valley Music and Arts Festival in Indio
John Legend shares his thoughts on Donald Trump's comments on legal system