Prince Harry ‘will not return to royal duties without apology from Prince William’
Prince Harry would not return to the royal fold unless he received an apology from his estranged brother Prince William, sources have revealed.
The Duke of Sussex is focused on “making a success of his life” in the United States and maintains he is happy with his decision on choosing to quit his royal life, sources close to the Duke suggest.
However, it remains that he would be open to taking up a temporary role within the family to “help out” if he was asked to do so by the King.
Friends of Harry say he is aware of his brother’s feelings on the matter after The Mirror previously revealed Prince William suggested there was “zero chance” he would be welcomed back into the fold after penning his explosive memoir, Spare.
Harry, 39, took aim at close members of his family and accused the King and Prince William of being desperate to leave the royal family if they could.
William and Harry have not spoken for months and currently have no contact, choosing to stay apart from each other even when in the same room last month for their uncle Lord Fellows’ funeral in Norfolk.
Reports at the weekend suggested Harry had contacted a group of former trusted advisors as well as old pals to create a “blueprint” outlining how he might one day begin moving in UK circles again.
But The Mirror understands this is “far from his mind” and any contact with former aides would be “purely for strategic and friendly advice”, rather than any plot to return to the fold.
