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This comes after The Royal Family wished the Duke of Sussex a very happy 40th birthday on social media. This was the first time that the royals had even acknowledged Harry publicly in a very long time.
Prince William Feels No Empathy Towards His Little Brother Prince Harry
While it has been reported that King Charles reached out to his son to call him on his birthday, the same can’t be said about Prince William. He wants absolutely nothing to do with his brother and he’s got his reasons behind it, too.
For the Prince of Wales, he just can’t get over the fact that Prince Harry, along with his wife Meghan Markle, threw the royal family under the bus in the way that they did multiple times already.
Prince William was forced to defend himself and the royal family when Meghan suggested that there was a royal racist living behind closed palace doors.
What’s Next For William And Harry’s Relationship?
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If that weren’t enough, Harry wrote about the huge fight that the two royal brothers got into in his book, ‘Spare.’ It got so bad that William pushed Harry down to the ground and he landed in a dog bowel.
For the future king of England, he’s just never going to forgive Harry for humiliating him in public in the way that he has.
And while a lot of it might be Meghan’s doing, as some people think that she might have encouraged Harry to open up about his problems with his royal family members, William thinks that his brother should know better.
William thinks that Harry has crossed a line and as much as King Charles would love to see him back in the royal fold, William is going to make sure it doesn’t happen, or at least not on his watch.
So far Prince William himself has not made any comments about the matter just yet.
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