Prince William 'Relieved' Harry, Meghan Quit Royal Family; Siblings Reportedly Still Feuding

Prince William and Prince Harry haven’t ended their royal feud. And the siblings didn’t also end on good terms.

A source recently told People that the Duke of Sussex was unable to patch things up with Prince William before he and Meghan Markle announced their bombshell exit. But the royal siblings are both glad that they won’t have to cross paths again.

Following Prince Harry and Markle’s shocking announcement, Prince William met up with his younger brother in Sandringham for a crisis talk with Prince Charles and the Queen. Details from their meeting have already been released, but there hasn’t been any update regarding the royal siblings’ relationship.

Last month, a spokesperson for Prince William and Prince Harry released a statement amid the ongoing media speculation about their relationship. Unfortunately, the statement didn’t reveal exactly whether or not they are still feuding.

“Despite clear denials, a false story ran in a UK newspaper today speculating about the relationship between the Duke of Sussex and The Duke of Cambridge. For brothers who care so deeply about the issues surrounding mental health, the use of inflammatory language in this way is offensive and potentially harmful,” the statement read.

Meanwhile, a source also told People that it is possible for Prince Harry and Markle to not have contemplated long enough regarding their decision to quit the royal family. But at the end of the day, they made it clear that their happiness and privacy are of utmost importance.

The insider also said that for Prince Harry, there’s really no going back anymore regardless of what happens to his and Markle’s marriage in the future.

There are rumors that the Duke and Duchess of Sussex would get divorced in five years. Bookmakers Paddy Power said that the odds for the couple to get a divorce by 2025 are at 3/1, while the odds of them returning to the royal family are at 14/1.

This means that the couple’s divorce is more likely than their return to The Firm.