Reports of the ongoing war between the brothers have been circulating throughout 2020, with no word on whether the two are actively restoring their relationship.
US Weekly’s newest issue exclusively reveals the current state of Prince William and Prince Harry’s rapport via an insider.
According to the source, the royal brothers look forward to reconciling this year and fixing their rift.
“It’s certainly been a roller-coaster for everyone involved, especially the brothers, who are vowing not to let things get this out of hand in the future and have learned a lot from this difficult experience,” the insider explains to the outlet.
Furthermore, the source also confirms that the falling out between the brothers was as ugly as reported by tabloids, and it was not a surprise that many royal fans believed that it was beyond repair.
Express UK has reported that Queen Elizabeth has personally intervened between the brother’s split by giving Prince Harry an ultimatum.
Currently, there have been allegations that the Duke of Sussex and his family have plans to return to the UK this year. Meghan Markle’s court battle with Associated Press is one of the reasons for their return, but there are also several royal affairs they need to attend to.
Prince Philip’s 95th birthday and Princess Diana’s 60th dedication will be the two events most awaited by many royal commentators, as it is sure Harry and William will reunite on both occasions.
Claims of Prince William and Kate Middleton visiting the Duke and Duchess of Sussex in Santa Barbara, California, have also been raised in the coming months.
There is no confirmation on this story, and currently, this is a rumor.
Both couples are facing different challenges this year. William and Kate are keeping busy with royal duties while American-based royals Harry and Meghan are leading a quieter life.
As Prince Harry and Meghan settle their roots down in California, fans are hoping that once they have created a solid foundation in the US, the couple and their son Archie Harrison will return as non-essential royals to the UK for a visit with the Royal Family and Her Majesty.