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A royal insider has claimed the Prince of Wales came to terms with “the fact he’s lost his little brother and quite possibly for life” following the publication of Harry’s memoir, Spare. The royal insider said: “William is absolutely horrified by all of this. He doesn’t even recognise his own brother anymore. He wants to believe that there’s still hope for peace down the line but it’s hard.

The fact Harry has been so rude and insulting towards him, his wife, his father and the monarchy as a whole is just terrible and he doesn’t see how Harry can possibly come back into the fold in any capacity now. Speaking to US Weekly, the source added: “At this point he’s got no plans to speak to Harry, he’s come to terms with the fact he’s lost his little brother and quite possibly for life. The brothers’ relationship has admittedly been forsty since before the Duke and Duchess of Sussex confirmed plans to step down as senior working royals. Prince William and King Charles ‘in constant talks’ over how to respond to Harry’s Spare Prince William and King Charles III are “in constant” talks over how to respond to the claims in Prince Harry’s book, according to a source with insight into the situation.

Prince Harry’s memoir Spare savaged the Duke’s relationship with his brother Prince William, however, the Firm appears to be sticking to the late Queen’s mantra of “never complain, never explain” and have kept tight-lipped over the memoir. Signs of a break became evident in early 2019, when the couple announced their household would no longer work jointly with the Prince and Princess of Wales’s team at Kensington Palace. Later in the year, Harry and Meghan also stepped down from the Royal Foundation the Duke had helped create with his older brother to set up their own organisation, Sussex Royal. The King’s youngest son appeared to confirm speculation about his rocky relationship with William when he noted the brothers were “on different paths” during an interview with Tom Bradby filmed during his and Meghan’s tour of South Africa. The couple announced they would take a six-week break from royal duty upon their return to spend time with their son Archie. The Duke and Duchess of Sussex set up a temporary home on Vancouver Island, spending Christmas away from the Royal Family.

Prince Harry’s highly anticipated and revealing memoir, Spare, launches on January 10, 2023. Available to pre-order now on Amazon, shop to read the gripping story of his life growing up in the royal household. The pair matured the idea of stepping down from their roles whilst in Canada, with the Duke heading back to Sandringham in January 2020 to negotiate with the late Queen, his father and Prince William the terms of the couple’s new roles. Meghan, the Duke claimed he had the Prince of Wales “scream and shout” in his face as he informed the family of their decision to leave.

He said: “It was terrifying to have my brother scream and shout at me. I have such happy memories of Sandringham, it’s where we spent every Christmas. And now I was back there in very different circumstances. I went in with the same proposal that I’d already made publicly. But, when I got there, I was given five options. One being all in, no change, five being all out. The Royal Family later announced the Duke and Duchess of Sussex would no longer carry out engagements on behalf of the Crown.