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Prince Harry seeks family reconciliation as Oman State Visit draws attention to interview

Daily Mail ·

Prince Harry said he wanted to reconcile with his family in an interview released as King Charles and senior royals hosted the Sultan of Oman at Windsor. The timing drew attention away from the State Visit, while his comment that “some people don’t want it to work out” was widely interpreted as a possible reference to his brother, Prince William.

Harry’s spokesman said the remark was general and was not aimed at William or any family member. Harry and William have not spoken for four years, after years of strained relations following Harry and Meghan’s departure from royal duties, their television interview and Harry’s memoir. Harry also spoke about his relationship with his father, who is being treated for cancer, and said he wanted to let go of the past.

  • Harry called for reconciliation with his family.
  • His interview aired during the Sultan of Oman’s State Visit.
  • His spokesman said his remark was not aimed at William.

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Originally published by Daily Mail as “Prince Harry’s interview calling for ‘reconciliation’ with his family which aired during a State Visit is greeted by a chorus of royal eye-rolling”.