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the confessions of Prince Harry both in his memoir, ‘Speare’, and in the various television interviews he has given to promote it have further enlarged the tension already existing between him and his family.
However, a reconciliation between Harry, his brother William and his father, King Carlos III, could be possible, according to a source very close to the monarch and the Sussexes consulted by ‘The Times’.
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He claims that he is convinced that both sides will hold peace talks in the coming months. He affirms that the tense situation “is fixable” and adds that “both parties must raise their hands and admit that they did not do everything right and they were very wrong. Flexibility will be needed from all partiesbut it can be done.”
As for what would be the context for those conversations to take place, the source believes that it would be necessary to lock Harry in a room; and not only with the King and the Prince of Wales, but also “with other members of the family, some of whom he trusted and who have always supported him, so that he does not believe that he is being ambushed.”
This person close to Carlos III assures that the king would have no problem accepting these conditions. If so, this conversation does not seem to be ruled out, since Harry has made no secret of his desire to reconcile with his family.
Prince William would be, perhaps, the toughest nut to crack. He has been one of the worst-off people in his brother’s memories and friends close to his inner circle have claimed that he was deeply hurt because of the way Harry portrayed him in the book.
The Duke of Sussex shared overly personal memories that included brotherly fights with physical violence included. He also revealed text messages between his wife Meghan and the Princess of Wales during a discussion about a bridesmaid dress and accused Kate Middleton and William of endorsing his controversial Nazi costume when he was younger, an image that went around the world. and for which he was widely criticized.
However, the source consulted by ‘The Times’ assures that Guillermo’s loyalty to his country is, ultimately, very important to him and that will make an attempt to reconcile with Harry if you think it is the best for the future of the monarchy.
A second source has claimed that the royal family “has to invite them to speak before the coronation, or this will become a circus and a distraction.”
These last reasons that would drive Carlos and Guillermo’s willingness to reconcile are, however, what could throw Harry back when deciding to talk to them. In his last interview, The Duke of Sussex assured that he did not want an institution around him, but a family. That the will of his brother and his father to get closer to him is not driven by an honest feeling of regret or guilt or by a true desire to recover a son or a brother whom they love and miss, but by how that rapprochement can benefit the monarchy and its image, it is something that could disappoint the husband of Meghan Markle.
Another stone on the road to that reconciliation could be the condition that Harry has imposed: that of for his family to apologize to his wife, Meghan Marklesomething that we do not know if Carlos III and Guillermo would be willing to do, at least sincerely.
The king’s coronation will take place on Saturday, May 6. Initially, it was reported that Carlos III would extend an invitation to Harry and Meghan, although in the Palace there was fear that the couple would reject it. It is also believed that even if the Sussexes are invited, the king will remove his youngest son from the ceremonial acts.
Harry’s statement made in his last interview, with which he has ensured that there were details about his family that he would never reveal, could have given hope to Carlos III that the worst is over and that his son’s revelations will not go any further.
“There are some things that have happened, especially between me and my brother, and to a certain extent between me and my father, that I just don’t want the world to know about because I don’t think they ever forgave me,” the Duke of Sussex said.
the confessions of Prince Harry both in his memoir, ‘Speare’, and in the various television interviews he has given to promote it have further enlarged the tension already existing between him and his family.
