Prince Harry ‘less forgiving’ than William of Charles after Princess Diana’s death
Harry and Charles have 'long way to go' to repair relationship
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Prince William and Prince Harry were just 15 and 12 when Diana, the Princess of Wales died in a car crash in August 1997. Following her death, tensions mounted between Prince Charles and his two sons, who felt “very defensive” of their mother. In recent years, the brothers have “had a real difference in their styles” of how they’ve dealt with the aftermath of their mother’s death. Speaking on Palace Confidential, commentator Sarah Vine discussed the brother’s different forgiving paths.
Ms Vine said: “After Diana’s death, there was this, sort of, iciness a bit and, I think, a lot of recrimination.”
Despite a rocky start, she notes how William’s relationship with his father has “deepened and matured” and “a lot of forgiveness”, adding that Harry has “gone the other way”.
Speaking on Harry’s relationship with Charles, she said: “There’s almost less forgiveness [than William].
“He’s still very angry”.
Ms Vine makes reference to ITV’s 2017 documentary titled, ‘Diana, Our Mother: Her Life and Legacy’.
Both Harry and William participated in the documentary.
In the documentary, which aired around the 20th anniversary of Diana’s death, the brothers failed to mention their father once.
Speaking to host Jo Elvin, she said: “I don’t know if you saw that documentary a few years, five or six years ago, where they talked about their mother.
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“It was clear [in the documentary] that the both the boys, to an extent, blamed Charles for a lot of what had happened.”
She said: “All of this anger is coming out in these interviews that he does.”
Speaking of the Jubilee, she added that “he left the afternoon of the parade” and he “didn’t stay until the end”.
She added: “I thought that was quite significant.”
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Prince Harry and Meghan made the decision to step down as senior working royals in 2020.
The couple, along with their two children, now reside in the US.
The Sussexes visited the UK earlier this month for the Queen’s Platinum Jubilee.
It was reported that Prince William did not spend any time with his brother when the Duke and Duchess of Sussex visited the UK for the Platinum Jubilee.
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