Prince William is afraid of Prince Harry revealing his royal secrets

Buckingham Palace is experiencing tense days, especially after the famous interview of Prince Harry and his wife Megan Markle with the American media, Oprah Winfrey, who became the talk of the Western press and topped the pages of newspapers.

In a new case that occupied British public opinion, a royal source confirmed that Prince William had become concerned about his brother Harry's disclosure of any information talks Especially between them on television, after Meghan Markle's girlfriend, Gayle King, revealed his "unconstructive phone call with Prince Harry".

The royal family series

A source close to William told Vanity Fair: "There is a lack of trust between the two sides which makes reconciliation and moving forward very difficult. William is now worried that anything he says to his brother will be revealed on American television.

For his part, another informed source stated that the royal family feels that their relationship with Harry and Meghan has become like a television series that is shown to everyone daily.

A friend of the royal family added: "Harry and Meghan seem to want to continue to fuel this story at a time when members of the royal family are trying to protect Prince Philip from the headlines after he was discharged from hospital following heart surgery."

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Meghan's friend and presenter, CBC This Morning, Gayle King, said she spoke to the Duke and Duchess of Sussex over the weekend and was told there had been a conversation between William and Harry, but "it wasn't constructive, but they're glad they've at least started a conversation."

In turn, William's office at Kensington Palace has not commented on King's comments.

Racism and mental health

Harry and Meghan's interview, broadcast on CBS on March XNUMX, shook the royal family - and sparked discussions around the world about racism, mental health and even the relationship between Britain and its former colonies.

In the fiery interview, Meghan Markle, the wife of British Prince Harry, confirmed that the British royal family refused to make her son Archie a prince, partly due to concerns about the extent of his tan. She told Oprah there had been "several conversations" about her son Archie's skin tone, and said revealing who was involved in the conversations "would be very harmful to them."

In turn, Harry revealed that his relationship with the Queen was better than ever, but he was "disappointed" by his father Charles, as he revealed how the Prince of Wales stopped answering his calls and was isolated financially.

Commenting on this, Queen Elizabeth responded, in a statement published by Buckingham Palace, by saying that family members were saddened by the difficult experiences that Harry and his wife went through and promised to address in a context of privacy Megan's racist statements about their son.