Prince Harry offers William olive branch but older brother has 'zero interest'
Prince Harry has been dealt a major blow as Prince William is reported to have 'zero interest' in the Duke of Sussex's olive branch. The two brothers, who are both members of the Royal Family, have been at odds with one another since Harry quit the UK as part of Megxit.
Now, dad-of-two Harry has been dealt a brutal snub amid his willingness to reconcile whilst King Charles and Prince William. Former BBC royal correspondent Jennie Bond claimed the situation has reversed from its earlier state.
"Early on it was Harry, who was demanding an apology. There was going to be no meeting of minds or meeting in reality until there was an apology for the affronts he thought had been made to his wife," she explained.
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"But now I think the tables have turned somewhat. Messages coming from Harry's side are that he's ready at least to forgive and that he loves his family," Bond added. Ms Bond continued to tell OK! magazine: "It's hard to see how that's going to happen, particularly while Harry insists on pursuing his court case against the Home Office about security."
"This puts the King in real legal jeopardy. He really can't be drawn into any discussion with Harry about a legal dispute with his own Government. So it makes any potential meeting extremely awkward," Bond explained.
"William has shown absolutely zero interest in rekindling a relationship with his brother. He is looking forward to a New Year with his beloved wife regaining her strength and being at his side on some royal duties," Bond continued.
"Harry obviously wants his kids to experience life a little closer to the UK, hence the purchase of a property in Portugal, but it still looks like a lot more water has to flow under the bridge before there can be any prospect of the King and William patching things up with Harry," Bond noted.