Prince Harry says he wants to reconcile with family

Prince Harry expressed hope to mend ties with his family, including King Charles and his brother Prince William, in an interview with GQ magazine. The 42-year-old, known as the Duke of Sussex, and his wife Meghan left their royal duties and moved to California in 2020, causing a significant rift within the British royal family. Since then, Harry has had little contact with his older brother and his family has only recently reunited with his father.

In the interview, Harry stated that amidst the current global challenges, reconciling with his family is the most important matter. He acknowledged the relatability of sibling disagreements and broken relationships between family members, expressing his desire for the reconciliation to succeed. Harry also emphasized the importance of letting go of the past, stating that enough drama exists in the world without adding more personal conflicts.

Despite some sources suggesting Harry's comments may have been a dig at his brother, his spokesperson clarified that the remarks were not intended as such. Harry discussed the loss of his mother, Princess Diana, and his mental health struggles, while also explaining his return to Britain for his children's education. He shared his appreciation for his children's experience in a British school and his hope for improved relations with the British press, which partly led to his departure from the royal family. Harry concluded by hoping that the past would be left behind for the greater good.