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Prince Harry's GQ plea to reconcile with estranged brother William draws a 'chorus of eye-rolls' in royal circles

Prince Harry's GQ plea to reconcile with estranged brother William draws a 'chorus of eye-rolls' in royal circles

'Some people don't want it to work out. I want it to work out,' Prince Harry said in a 42-minute GQ interview, seemingly aimed at Prince William. The brothers have not spoken in four years. His remarks landed on the same day King Charles and the Princess of Wales hosted Oman's state visit at Windsor Castle, and were branded tone deaf. Royals have grown weary of his pattern of pleading for peace while criticising them.

William then went on Graham Norton's BBC1 sofa to promote his Earthshot awards.

A royal expert warned Harry risks 'lobbing a grenade' at his brother.

Harry first hinted at family rifts at a mental health charity event in February 2018.

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