“It is William who was often the difficult one, and it is William who is preventing his father from having a proper reconciliation with Harry.”

She claimed that a “former palace official” who used to work with the siblings told her: “There is a public misconception about William and Harry. It is William who was often the difficult one, and it is William who is preventing his father from having a proper reconciliation with Harry.” that “there is a grain of truth” in Wyatt’s claims.

“Although William wouldn’t dream of telling his father what he can or can’t do in relation to his other son,” the friend noted. “But what is true is that Charles’ absolute priority is the unity of the monarchy, and given the extent of William’s animosity to Harry, Charles can hardly roll out the red carpet and invite Harry and the kids to stay at Balmoral for the summer holidays — however much he would like to.”In her column, Wyatt claimed that William and Charles treated Harry in an “inhuman” way before the Duke of Sussex gave up his royal life.

But Wyatt thinks that Harry should return to the royal family, regardless of the drama, because “the royal family is a microcosm for every family in Britain, and that a divided family, like a divided political party, has an intrinsic weakness.”