Will Prince Harry and his brother, Prince William, one day be able to bury the hatchet? It seems unlikely, but according to journalist Lynn Carratt, it would not only be possible, but almost certain. In an exclusive interview granted to our colleagues at Daily Mirrorpublished this Saturday, December 30, the public relations expert confided: “In September 2024, Harry will turn 40, which marks a significant milestone in life, which will likely cause him to reflect on his past. Let’s not forget that as a bonus, this is an age that his mother, Princess Diana, never reached, so I think it will be an emotional moment for him.” According to Lynn Carratt, this event could push the Duke of Sussexwho has already taken a step towards his father, to reconsider his relationship with his brothercurrently at its worst.
“I am sure that on some level Harry misses his immediate family. He and William faced a lot together growing up, and I think they will eventually reconnect in the future.” The public relations expert also explained that King Charles III could play a determining role in the relationship between the two brothers, even if, for the moment, the attitude to adopt towards Harry would rather tend to sow discord between father and son: “Despite their differences, [William, Kate, Harry et Meghan] stood together by appearing together when the queen left usand I’m sure King Charles doesn’t want the next opportunity for the four of them to appear to be his own death.“ The monarch could therefore try to guide them on the path to appeasement…
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A reunion in 2024?
Lynn Carratt admitted, however, that things were unlikely to improve in the next 12 months: “I don’t think we’ll see Meghan, Harry, William and Kate together in one photo in 2024unless a particularly significant event occurs within the royal family.” According to the PR expert, the Sussexes are probably aware that “many bridges will have to be built” before arriving at a normalization of relations with the Duke and Duchess of Cambridge and, by extension, with the rest of the royal family. However, the expert argued that, if the two couples manage to “resolve their differences calmly, away from the spotlight”, relations between prince Harry and his brother could improve in “about two years” – to the point where the two families might even start appearing together again…
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