Prince William, Prince Harry Reportedly Still ‘Feuding,’ Want To Be ‘Close’ Again

Prince William and Prince Harry have reportedly not patched things up.

Tom Bradby, who interviewed Prince Harry and Meghan Markle for the documentary “Harry & Meghan: An African Journey,” shed light on the royal siblings’ feud.

During his interview on “Good Morning Britain,” host Piers Morgan said that it was evident that Prince William and Prince Harry were not on good terms when the Sussexes spoke with Bradby in October. And it seems that they are still not OK at the moment.

“ There are lots of people, who would love there to be, including I think the brothers themselves, love them to be closer again. And with any luck that will happen. But with families, we all know stuff happens, things are said,” Bradby said.

Prince Harry’s good friend went on to say that it’s not easy having a family dispute that’s not only very public but also within a family firm.

“You are working in a big family firm, everyone has their wishes and desires and ambitions and if they have to be balanced up and it’s very hard,” he said.

But even before Prince William and Prince Harry reconciled, the latter already announced his decision to step back from being a senior royal. The Duke and Duchess of Sussex shared their surprising news to their millions of followers on social media this week.

The royal couple also said that they will be dividing their time between living in London and North America.

Meanwhile, Prince Harry and Markle were criticized for making such a huge decision without even consulting Queen Elizabeth and Prince Charles. And according to BBC royal correspondent Jonny Dymond, it is Prince Philip who most likely had the most outrageous reaction.

After all, the retired royal doesn’t like other people to bring the Queen into disrepute. When Sarah Ferguson’s toe-sucking photos made frontpage news, it was also Prince Philip who had the most shocking reaction.

Until today, the Duke of Edinburgh and the Duchess of York have not mended their relationship.