Prince William’s relationship with his brother, Prince Harry, has become increasingly strained, with royal expert Edward Coram-James revealing that William is growing wary of jeopardizing his reputation for the sake of reconciliation.
In a recent interview, Coram-James discussed the growing divide between the two brothers, emphasizing that the cracks in their relationship run deeper than the public may realize. According to the PR expert, William’s priorities have shifted significantly, particularly since his wife, Kate Middleton, was diagnosed with cancer.
“While there may be hope, the cracks between Harry and William run deeper than public perception often realizes,” Coram-James stated, highlighting the long-lasting impact of Harry’s criticisms of the royal family. Harry’s memoir, Spare, and the Netflix docuseries have exposed the rift, leaving emotional scars within the family.
“The fallout from Harry’s criticisms of the royal family, especially in Spare and their Netflix docuseries, has left deep scars,” Coram-James continued, underscoring the ongoing strain in the brothers’ relationship. The expert further explained that William, as the future King of England, is becoming more reluctant to risk his reputation by reconciling with Harry too quickly.
“William, in particular, might be too entrenched in his role as the future king to risk his reputation by reconciling too quickly,” he admitted, suggesting that William’s sense of duty and position within the royal family may prevent him from making any abrupt moves to mend the relationship with his brother.
The ongoing tension within the royal family is further compounded by King Charles’ efforts to maintain a connection with Harry. Despite these attempts, Coram-James believes that the public fallout from years of interviews, books, and public appearances is causing a divide not just between the brothers but also between King Charles and his heir, Prince William.
As the royal family continues to navigate these turbulent waters, it remains to be seen whether the rift between William and Harry will ever heal, or if the weight of royal duties will prevent any swift reconciliation.
