Prince William Declines Reconciliation with Prince Harry After Family Meeting
Buckingham Palace said King Charles and Queen Camilla hosted Prince Harry and Meghan at Hardgrove House, but Prince William is said to be unwilling to restore relations with his brother.
Buckingham Palace confirmed on July 10 that King Charles III and Queen Camilla hosted the Duke and Duchess of Sussex and their children at Hardgrove House. A source familiar with the matter told the Examiner that Prince William is not prepared to reconcile with Prince Harry, a stance that is creating tension among palace staff and senior royals who support both brothers. The source added that Charles, 77, believes the family should move forward and expects William to accept his decision. According to the source, Charles has ceased briefing William on private discussions with Harry, describing those talks as confidential. William interprets the meeting as evidence that the Sussexes are re-entering the king’s inner circle, and no agreement has been reached.
"We need to move on and focus on the work of the monarchy," a palace spokesperson was quoted as saying. The situation highlights ongoing friction within the royal family regarding the Sussexes' relationship with the monarch.