Prince William, Prince Harry’s Royal Split Inevitable For This Reason, Claims Biographer

Prince William and Prince Harry’s impending divide is inevitable, according to royal biographer Robert Jobson.

In the ITV documentary “Meghan – The Story So Far,” Jobson said that there is a need for Prince William and Prince Harry’s households to separate. He also said that Kate Middleton and Meghan Markle aren’t expected to be the best of friends just because they are married to their respective husbands.

“Ultimately, I think it’s inevitable that both the households of William and the households of Harry do separate and become their own individual households. Because in time, the Prince of Wales will be Prince William,” he said.

Jobson added that when Prince William becomes the Prince of Wales, it is highly unlikely for him to move out of Kensington Palace. After all, the palace will be his and his entire family’s official residence.

In related news, Prince Harry also made headlines this week after it was reported that he listens to Queen Elizabeth II more than his own father, Prince Charles. While speaking with Express, Jobson said that the Queen has the ability to pull everybody into line, including Prince Charles.

But overall, Prince Harry and Prince William get on well with their dad, even though they are more like their late mom Princess Diana.

“I think that there are some similarities to Diana. Both William and Harry can be a bit hotheaded, there’s no doubt about that,” he said.

Jobson also said that the royal siblings can be difficult at times just like the Princess of Wales.

Meanwhile, Prince William is expected to return to his military roots with his upcoming trip to Sandhurst. The second in line to the throne will carry out an engagement on behalf of the Queen on Friday. He has been tasked to inspect the Sovereign’s Parade at the Royal Military Academy where he trained at 12 years ago.

Prince William resigned from his active service in RAF in 2013 to focus on more royal engagements with Middleton. During his time in the military, he worked as a search and rescue pilot.