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Although some analysts feel Harry's assistance to William would be "brotherly," others think the Prince of Wales' chaotic year in comparison doesn't have the next king wishing for a sibling reunion. "Make no mistake, William is keeping Kate and his family well away from Meghan and Harry," former royal butler to Diana, Princess of Wales, Paul Burrell, told an outlet.
Reports cite the Duke's interview with Good Morning America back on February 16, in which the fiery-haired prince shared, "I have got many trips planned that will take me through theU.K. or back to the U.K., so I will my family as much as I can." Despite hope that the two royalsiblings - who were once very close - may reconcile during any of Harry's three brief U.K. trips so far this year, no such reunion occurred.
Later in the tome, another insider countered the other source by sharing, "William didn't know a whole lot about Meghan; he wanted to make sure Harry wasn't blindsided by lust." That's probably why William has such a strong feeling toward Harry, but I just can't see [Prince Harry rejoining the family] happening."
"William was sick and tired of seeing how triggered and anxious Kate would become every time Meghan and Harry would do or say something that negatively impacted them - no matter how subtle - and as soon as he suggested it, Kate agreed it was vital for them all," the source continued.
"William was sick and tired of seeing how triggered and anxious Kate would become every time Meghan and Harry would do or say something that negatively impacted them - no matter how subtle - and as soon as he suggested it, Kate agreed it was vital for them all," the source continued.
"Perhaps, then, these tours offer Harry and Meghan another initiative to highlight: themselves," royal expert Emily Andrews told an outlet. Harry and Meghan both have numerous in-the-works projects to promote, and some analysts feel that the ex-working royals are taking camera-ready trips for a better way to advertise than a red carpet. Andrews added: "With Harry celebrating his 40th birthday next month and ongoing courtroom battles in theU.K., it does feel like a pivotal time for the Sussexes in their attempts to 'look forwards.'"
King Charles III is busy as Britain and several other nations' head of state, but the monarch is reportedly dedicated to mending the rift between his sons, Princes William and Harry. TheKing's death will immediately make William the new monarch, and reports now reflect a potential Montecito meltdown when the news one day hits.
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The "Duke of Glum," "Prince of Pouty" and "Cheer Up Harry" are but just a few of the mocking quips being used to describe the fifth in line to the throne's looks during the pair's "woke pantomime" of a trip. "I think he's got a lot of challenges ahead, but I don't think he knows what they are," royal expert Ingrid Seward recently dished about the California transplant and how he is unrecognizable today to his family and former friends. "Harry's mental health has suffered as a result of the break with his family, but Meghan never doubts her decision to stop being a full-time working royal," royal author Tom Quinn told an outlet in May.
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