Meghan Markle and Harry: Expert says William may be 'bothered'

Prince Harry and Prince William are understood to have drifted apart over the last few years, with the Duke of Sussex confirming this during a TV interview where he said the brothers were on “different paths”. Relations between the pair are believed to have soured following the Sussexes’ decision to quit the Royal Family, but a royal expert has offered a solution to the rift.

Royal biographer Robert Lacey said he believes Harry and William will reconcile later this year, but warned their relationship is “never going to be the same”.

The expert also offered up a solution to the Royal Family, to ensure the brothers remain on good terms.

He told Elle.com: “I expect that is the long-term solution here: Duty in the form of William and Kate will take over the situation, and Harry and his love will enjoy the freedom of America and, I hope, obviously there will be some sort of reconciliation.”

William and Harry are currently living on opposite sides of the world, after the Duke and Duchess of Sussex bought a $14million (£10.3million) mansion in Santa Barbara, California.

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Despite the distance between them, and the coronavirus travel restrictions preventing face-to-face visits, the brothers stay in touch via video-conferencing.

A source told Fabulous Digital: “William finds Zoom a good, informal way of keeping in touch, and some would say ‘tabs’, on his younger brother.”

It is hoped the brothers will both attend the unveiling of Princess Diana’s statue at Kensington Palace this summer.

A statement on behalf of the Duke of Sussex and Duke of Cambridge issued by Kensington Palace in August read: “The statue that Prince William and Prince Harry have commissioned to commemorate their mother, Diana, Princess of Wales, will be installed next year on what would have been her 60th birthday.”

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