Prince Harry must “eat humble pie” after Prince William offered an olive branch, according to a royal commentator.
It comes after Prince William mentioned his brother, Prince Harry, in a clip from his new ITV documentary, making it one of the rare public mentions of his brother in recent years.
Royal commentator Rupert Bell said to mend the broken relationship the Duke of Sussex must “eat some serious humble pie and say I’ve messed up”.
When speaking about the documentary with royal podcast host Kinsey Schofield, Bell said he expects Prince William to discuss his younger brother and their childhood more in the episode.
Prince Harry must ‘eat humble pie’ , according to a royal commentator.
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Bell said: “It would be odd if he didn’t mention in this documentary, his brother, you know, the back story.
“I’m sure he’s sad about the breakdown because they were very close.
“They looked after each other, and that’s what’s so sad about it.
“The only way the olive branch is going to happen is if Harry eats some serious humble pie and says I’ve messed up.”
Prince Harry and William’s long-standing feud is thought to have begun when Harry told William he wasn’t doing enough to include Meghan in the Royal Family, in 2018
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In a pre-released clip, the 42-year-old heir to the throne recalls a touching childhood memory of him, Harry and their mother, the late Princess Diana.
Prince William said: “My mother took me to The Passage; she took Harry and I both there.
“I must have been 11 at the time, maybe 10.
“I had never been to anything like that before and was a bit anxious about what to expect.
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Princess Diana and Prince William visiting The Passage on December 14, 1993The PassageWilliam added: “My mother went about her usual, making everyone feel relaxed, having a laugh and joking with everyone.”
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