Hostile Prince Harry and William: Only one woman could complete this "Cold War"

Andrew Morton, known for his documentary evidence of the life of the late Princess of Wales, believes that the ancient enmity between the two sons of Diana is "a great loss for the British monarchy" and stated that Diana would "put an end to the Cold War" between the Prince.

William and Harry do not talk to each other after many years of public attacks by the dukes of Sussex, but both men continue the life of their late mother, engaged in various charitable projects, and preparing to celebrate the 28th anniversary of Princess Diana, who was killed on the night of August 31, 1997. It happened after Prince Harry "acknowledged that he was still a member of the royal family, and finally found common sense.

" When Princess Diana was killed, Prince William was 15 years old and Prince Harry was 12. And they supported each other. Now, decades later, they have removed what Diana could not predict. "Diana always said that she has two sons not just-the younger would be nearby to support the eldest in his lonely burden of the future king. There is no doubt that Diana would try to act as a peacekeeper between them. If she were there, they would have decided differently," Morton said.

He added: "We all remember the days when Harry and William joked each other, and it seemed that everything in their relationship and the future was decided - Harry, as Diana always said, would become a faithful friend William. This is a great loss for the monarchy. " The tension in the relationship between William and Harry intensified in 2020, when Harry and Megan abandoned royal life and moved to California.

The differences only intensified after the interview with Sassexes with Winfrei's 2021 and Harry Memoirs of Spaare in 2023, in which the royal family was criticized. According to Andrew Morton, the words were spoken that provoked "the initial disorder, and he never healed. " Harry himself later admitted that "some members of my family would never forgive me.

" The hopes of the truce were born last month, when the senior assistants Harry and King Charles were noticed at a meeting in London, but Prince William's representatives were not there. Sources claim that Harry William's calls and messages were left unanswered. Robert Leissy, author of the Battle of the Brothers, said, "They are both deeply convinced that they are struggling for the fundamental principles.