Prince William is not very happy that his brother, Prince Harry, shared their private conversation with others.
Harry (36) has been dominating the headlines for days now after his bombing interview with Meghan Markle and Oprah Winfrey in which he and his wife discussed their struggle with the royal family.
Not long after the interview aired, William told the press that he had not spoken to his younger brother about the interview. Days later, journalist Gayle King revealed that she had spoken to Harry, who revealed to her that he was having “unproductive” conversations with William and their father Prince Charles.
The details of the interview – including what exactly was discussed – were not shared, although Harry’s interview includes allegations of racism and more against unnamed members of the institution.
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A source told Entertainment Tonight that William, 38, is “very upset about Harry and Meghan’s decision to share private family conversations” with King.
Prince William (right) is apparently ‘deeply upset’ that Prince Harry (left) has shared their private conversation with Gayle King.
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Furthermore, the store reports that the Duke and Duchess of Sussex hoped that such talks would begin the healing process between them and the rest of the royal family.
The inner circle added that William is ‘fiercely protective’ of his wife, Kate Middleton, after Markle, 39, denied a rumor that she made Middleton cry during her marriage to Harry. She said the reverse happened.
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William is ‘unhappy’ in the interview with Markle’s decision to name the Middropon (39).
William had previously spoken out about the interview in an unprecedented way, assuring the press that the royal family ‘is very much not a racist family’.
Prince Harry and Meghan Markle made many allegations in their interview with Oprah Winfrey, including accusations of racism and the blindness to mental health needs. (Photo by Harpo Productions / Joe Pugliese via Getty Images)
The future king is not the only one struggling with the consequences of the interview. The source told ET that Queen Elizabeth II finds the situation ‘very disturbing’.
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The queen’s husband, Prince Philip, is currently ‘in a good mood’, having recently returned from a long time in hospital, the insider added.
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Reps to the royal family members did not immediately respond to Fox News’ request for comment.