The first response from Prince William to the documents of Prince Harry and Meghan Markle and their exposure of the royal family

Ignoring the title of the relationship 

And with Netflix broadcasting the first episodes of the Harry and Megan documentary, an unexpected reaction erupted from Prince William, as he touched on a completely distant issue, ignoring the movie and what his brother did.

On the day of the show, William revealed he had "lost a close friend in Kenya and has other things on his mind".

In his first public comment since the Harry and Meghan documentaries, the Prince of Wales said in a tweet on Twitter: “Yesterday, I lost a friend who dedicated his life to protecting wildlife in some of the most famous national parks in East Africa. Tragically, Mark Jenkins and his son Peter were killed when they flew over Tsavo National Park while on air patrol.

He added: "Tonight, I think of Mark's wife, family and colleagues, who sadly lost a man we all loved and admired."

And sources close to the royal family told the British newspaper, “Daily Mail”, that “it is unlikely that William will reconcile with Harry, after his betrayal (because of the documentary shown on Netflix).”

The newspaper quoted sources as saying that Prince William, 40, was “angry at the lack of respect he felt Harry showed their grandmother (Queen Elizabeth II) when she was alive, during his departure from the royal family and his move to live in the United States.”

And the sources believe that “Prince William has not watched the documentary yet, but he is likely to do so at some point,” noting that “he will not do much to change William’s mind.”

She added that Prince William "does not trust his brother's motives, given that Harry has a deal to also release a book early next year."

On Friday, The Mail revealed how those familiar with the affairs of the royal family were "particularly upset by the program's criticism of Queen Elizabeth and her legacy from the Commonwealth."

And one of the sources indicated that “Harry and Megan previously held the position of president and vice president of the (Queens Commonwealth Trust), which supports youth empowerment in the Commonwealth countries, and they were happy to be associated with it, until they left. their jobs to gain money".

Those close to the royal family also felt that “the Sussex family’s decision to secretly record 15 hours of their diaries on video, which they handed over to the documentary filmmakers, was a shocking betrayal of trust,” especially since filming began in March 2020, nearly 12 months before they officially stepped down. their position as senior members of the royal family.

It is noteworthy that Harry and Megan signed lucrative deals, believed to be worth more than 100 million pounds, with Netflix and Spotify, after their departure About the royal family.