Prince William and Prince Harry have shown no sign that the frostiness that has characterised their relationship these past four years will be thawing soon.
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Harry described his difficult relationship with William in his memoir Spare (Image: Getty)
Prince William “doesn’t care” about what Prince Harry is doing as he is focussing on other aspects of his life, a royal commentator has claimed.
The Prince of Wales’s relationship with his younger brother has come under extensive scrutiny ever since the Duke of Sussex stepped down from his institutional role in 2020.
Harry himself shed light on their difficult relationship as he described his struggles growing up as a “spare” to William in his homonymous memoir last year.
The Prince’s reaction to Harry’s conduct has garnered the attention of royal fans and commentators across the globe – but one expert argued William is not really interested in what his brother is working on.
Former BBC royal correspondent Jennie Bond said: “I don’t think he wants to waste his emotional energy on a brother who is so estranged, who’s hurt him so badly. I don’t think he cares what Harry does.”
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William has recently resumed his duties after stepping back to support Kate through cancer treatment (Image: Getty)
She added: “I don’t think William gives Harry a thought. I think as far as William is concerned, Harry doesn’t really exist.
“I think William has enough pressure on his heart and his head with his wife undergoing cancer treatment and his father, and the big job, and his kids, I don’t think he’s got room in his soul to worry about his estranged brother.
“For all intents and purposes, William has disowned Harry.”
She argued speculation about a possible reconciliation between the brothers has been rife in the past but major events within the family still failed to get them to bury the hatcher.
Bond continued: “We’ve said that when the Duke of Edinburgh died, ‘this will be the moment, this will be the moment.’