Prince Harry's camp insists 'some people don't want it to work out' was not a swipe at William
Prince Harry speaks to GQ Magazine, whose interview quoted him calling reconciliation with his family "the most important thing" — a remark his spokesman said was made in a general context.Prince Harry, who has not spoken to Prince William for four years, said "scars stick around forever" but urged people to let go of the past.
Prince Harry's GQ interview landed on Tuesday as King Charles hosted the Sultan of Oman at Windsor Castle. The Duke of Sussex, 42, has not spoken to Prince William for four years. He called reconciling 'the most important thing'. A Sussex spokesman said the remark was 'made in a general context', while Buckingham Palace and Kensington Palace stayed silent.
Harry said 'scars stick around forever' but urged people to let go of the past.
Royal biographer Hugo Vickers said: 'There is a hell of a lot of past to put behind them.'
Harry said 'endless playdates' have helped Archie, seven, and Lilibet, five, settle in Britain.