Prince Harry and William’s relationship tipped to be ‘mended’ by one member of Royal Family

Feuding Prince William and Prince Harry are showing no signs of ending their rift. But there is one family member who could potentially help the brothers reconcile, according to a former royal butler. William is said to have decided to cut all ties with his younger sibling following the Sussexes’ exit from royal life. Harry and Meghan have repeatedly criticised The Firm on a number of occasions – in their Oprah interview, their Netflix series and Spare – and their continual bombshells have left William’s relationship with Harry in tatters.

While a reunion looks increasingly unlikely, Grant Harrold, who worked for King Charles for seven years, believes there is someone who could still play the role of the “peacemaker” between the feuding brothers. Speaking on behalf of Fruity Slots , Grant said: “[Princess] Eugenie is very close to William and Harry, she always has been, always will be. I’m sure that if she could, she would probably try to play peacekeeper with William and Harry, but it’s hard to say as we don’t know exactly what is going on behind closed doors.

“I’m sure if she can help, she probably would try and intervene between the two of them, if she can help bring the brothers back together, of course she would. She’s their cousin and she cares about them both deeply.”

Harry has spoken in the past about reconciling with his family. But, according to former BBC royal expert Jennie Bond, the tables have turned on the Duke. She told Times Radio that, in her opinion, while Harry was initially the one who pushed the royals away, the opposite is now true.

“Early on it was Harry, who was demanding an apology. There was going to be no meeting of minds or meeting in reality until there was an apology for the affronts he thought had been made to his wife. But now I think the tables have turned somewhat. Messages coming from Harry’s side are that he’s ready at least to forgive and that he loves his family. He’s said that quite publicly. He wants to see more of them.

“But it is Charles and William who seem to be resisting reconciliation at this point so I think it was first one, then the other.”