The “long-term solution” to the rift between Prince Harry and Prince William is that the Sussex “should enjoy the freedom of America” while the Cambridges dedicate their lives to duty, a royal expert claimed.
Prince Harry, 36, and Meghan Markle, 39, currently live in their $ 14 million mansion in Santa Barbara with one-year-old son Archie, who retired in March last year.
In an interview with Elle.com, royal biographer Robert Lacey said he thought there would be some sort of reconciliation between the Duke of Sussex and the Duke of Cambridge this year.
But he said the brother’s relationship ‘will never be the same’ and explained: ‘I expect this is the long term solution here: duty in the form of William and Kate will take over the situation, and Harry and his love will enjoy the freedom of America and I hope there will of course be a reconciliation. ‘
The ‘long-term solution’ to the rift between Prince Harry and Prince William is that the Sussexes should enjoy ‘the freedom of America’ while the Cambridges dedicate their lives to duty, royal expert Robert Lacey claimed
Robert said the brother’s long “history and texture” would always be there, indicating that they both took “something different” than the parent’s marriage.
The royal expert explained that the Duke of Cambridge had found ‘strength’ in his duty and said: ‘At least he had this duty, this responsibility to be king, the future monarch, and he had to fulfill it.’
Meanwhile, he said Prince Harry had “taken a different lesson” from the relationship, adding that the duke was going to go “unconditionally” to love. ‘
He added: “His parents were locked up in a regular, loveless marriage, and he’s not going to make the mistake.”
Prince Harry, 36, and Meghan Markle, 39, are currently living in their $ 14 million mansion in California, after retiring from the royal service in March.
It is believed that the trigger that caused the rift between William and Harry was when the Duke of Cambridge advised his younger brother or sister to ‘go slow’ when he first started dating Meghan Markle in 2017. has.
The relationship soured so much that they allegedly did not speak for weeks after Harry’s wedding, where William was the best man. Then Megxit, and the way it was handled, crushed William and Charles.
In a 2019 documentary – Harry & Meghan: An African Journey – The Duke of Sussex, he admitted that he and William ‘are definitely on different paths at the moment’.
He told Tom Bradby of ITV: ‘Things are inevitably happening. But we are brothers, we will always be brothers. ‘
During the exclusion, a source told Fabulous Digital that the brothers were talking via Zoom.
‘William finds Zoom a good, informal way to keep in touch, and some will say’ tabs’ on his younger brother, ” they said, adding that the calls remain private between the two brothers, with a friend close to the couple claiming William is ‘very anxious’ to keep the calls ‘low key and casual’.
Meanwhile, there are hopes that the unveiling of the new Princess Diana statue in Kensington Palace this summer will ‘help heal old wounds’ for the brothers.
A statement on behalf of the Duke of Sussex and Duke of Cambridge issued by Kensington Palace in August reads: ‘The statue commissioned by Prince William and Prince Harry to commemorate their mother, Diana, Princess of Wales, will be installed next year on what would be her 60th birthday. ‘
The couple was last seen in public at the Commonwealth Service in March this year.
The statue is commissioned to mark the twentieth anniversary of the death of Princess Diana and to recognize her positive impact in the UK and around the world.
Robert’s comments on the brother’s relationship come days after the royal biographer, Angela Levin, claimed that Prince Harry ‘threw away life as an action man to become an airworthy canvas-good’ with an ‘awake life’ on the West Coast ‘.
Royal expert Angela, who wrote Harry: Conversations with the prince in 2018, claimed that the duke had become a ‘shadow of his former self’ since moving to California.
When she wrote in The Sunday Telegraph, she said that while Prince Harry ‘pretended to be’ the ‘reserve’ for Prince William, he seemed to accept that he was second to Meghan ‘.
The biographer said that Prince Harry’s recent appearance was ‘not of character’ from the royal she once knew, who would immediately identify with everyone he spoke to.
Robert’s comments come days after royal expert Angela Levin said that while Prince Harry was’ the ‘reserve’ for Prince William, he appeared to be accepting that he was second to Meghan.
Her comments came days after Hugo Vickers, the royal expert, said Prince Harry was’ isolated from his family, the army, his friends and the Commonwealth ‘in the US, and told The Telegraph:’ This is a meaningless existence in self-exile. ‘
The royal biographer compares Prince Harry’s actions to those of Prince William and Kate, adding: ‘During the NHS handshake, I thought how wonderful it would have been, after the Cambridges clapped, to hear from him.’
Earlier this week, the Duke and Duchess launched the website for their non-profit organization Archewell and set out their goal to ‘build a better world’ in an open letter posted online.
However, the site joins the couple’s commercial ventures prominently – Archewell Audio, the brand they chose for their £ 30 million podcasting deal with Spotify, and Archewell Productions, their chosen name for their Netflix production, said that it is worth as much as £ 100 million. .
The announcement follows their first Spotify podcast on Tuesday, in which their son Archie made his broadcast debut.