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New reports suggest that the relationship between Prince Harry and Prince William has reached a point of no return, making a possible reconciliation between the brothers far from becoming a reality.
According to Christopher Andersen, author of Kate!: The Courage, Grace, and Power of the Woman Who Will Be Queen, neither brother believes they have anything to apologize for, which makes a reconciliation between Princess Diana's sons difficult.
"Harry has never believed he had anything to apologize for. William has also never believed he had anything to apologize for. Reconciliation is not in the plans," he told Fox News.
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Andersen explained that it should come as no surprise that the heir to the throne believes his brother "has betrayed not only the royal family, but the institution of the monarchy itself."
Furthermore, the writer noted that "Harry's return to the United Kingdom and the fact of picking up life just as he left it before Megxit only served to rub salt into an already festering wound."
Andersen described Diana's sons as "two extraordinarily strong and stubborn men" and lamented that "they have learned over the last few years that they can live without each other."
Likewise, he reflected that "if the death of their grandmother, Queen Elizabeth II, their father's coronation, and the cancer battles of both the King and the Princess of Wales did not bring them together, it is very difficult to imagine what could."
On the other hand, British presenter Helena Chard told the outlet that Diana's eldest son "finds it impossible to forgive his brother for leaving him alone to deal with the pressure of being the future king."
Chard added that "the enormous stress and heartbreak this has caused his family over the last few years are impossible to forgive."
However, Prince Harry has publicly expressed his desire to reconcile with his family.
In May 2025, the Duke of Sussex told the BBC that "he would love a reconciliation." Later, in October 2026, he assured GQ magazine that "the most important thing is to reconcile. That is the key point."
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