Harry insists he wants to reconcile with King and William — but says 'some people don't want it to work out'
A Sussex spokesperson rushed to insist the 'some people' remark was 'absolutely not intended as a swipe' at his brother. Prince Harry, 42, made the comments to GQ in an interview recorded in New York in late September. He admitted 'scars stick around forever' but urged everyone to let go of the past. He added there was 'enough drama in the world' to keep feuding with family.
Harry, Meghan, Archie and Lilibet moved back to London in August after six years in California.
Harry has reportedly not spoken to Prince William for almost four years.
He also revealed his 'biggest regret' is his last phone call with Princess Diana.
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