Prince William has 'no intention' of reconciling and remains 'deeply hurt' after Harry's GQ plea, sources claim
Prince William, who sources say has "no intention" of reconciling with Harry and remains "deeply hurt," as Harry told GQ that "some people don't want it to work out.King Charles III with Sultan Haitham bin Tarik Al Said at Windsor Castle, ahead of the Sultan's talks with Prime Minister Andy Burnham on a two-way investment deal marking Burnham's first state-visit diplomacy in office.The Prince and Princess of Wales welcome the Sultan of Oman. Prime Minister Andy Burnham is expected to sign a two-way investment deal with Sultan Haitham bin Tarik Al Said at Downing Street today.Queen Camilla and the Princess of Wales during the Sultan of Oman's state visit. The Strait of Hormuz — effectively closed since February — is expected to dominate talks between Prime Minister Andy Burnham and Sultan…
William reportedly has 'no intention' of reconciling and is said to remain 'deeply hurt'. There reportedly 'isn't a world right now' where he can imagine repairing the relationship. The brothers have not spoken in years and have been estranged since Harry's memoir Spare. Harry, 42, told GQ on Tuesday that 'some people don't want it to work out' while the King hosted the Sultan of Oman at Windsor. A Sussex spokesperson insisted the remark was 'absolutely not intended as a swipe' at his brother.
Royal author Russell Myers says William will have no relationship with the Sussexes 'whatsoever'.
The View's Ana Navarro told Harry to stop airing grievances and simply phone William.
Harry said his father, who has cancer, is 'getting better' after their July reunion.
