Prince Harry says he wants to 'work it out' with William and the King but claims 'some people don't'
Harry's GQ remarks were published just as the King, the Queen, William and Kate welcomed the Sultan of Oman to Windsor for a state visit. Harry, 42, has reportedly not spoken to his brother for four years and admits he grieves the rift. A Sussex spokesman insisted the interview was filmed in late September and was not a swipe at William. The King has not seen Harry since the family moved back to Britain in August.
Harry said 'scars stick around forever' but urged everyone to let go of the past.
He called family feuds 'massively relatable', saying people constantly raise them with him.
Told such rifts are 'not worth it', he replied: 'That's hard to say to people when you're in it.'
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