Prince William has 'no intention of engaging' with Harry despite his GQ plea that 'I want it to work out'
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.
Sources close to the Prince of Wales say he remains deeply hurt by the 'many things' Prince Harry has said publicly about him and the family. Harry's line that 'some people don't want it to work out' was reportedly read as a veiled swipe at William, which his spokesperson denies. Harry, 42, said moving back with Meghan, Archie and Lilibet was 'very short' notice. He said British schools were a major draw.
In his memoir 'Spare', Harry claimed William knocked him into a dog bowl.
Harry's friend Whoopi Goldberg predicted the brothers will make peace: 'I think it'll happen.'
Harry was reportedly paid by MasterClass for the grief talk behind the GQ interview.
