Knitted news03.01.23 14:29 Y. in Tevet Tishpag
Harry and Meghan, archive (photo: lev radin / Shutterstock.com)
Is Prince Harry ready to reconcile with his family? Against the background of the tensions with the British kingdom, the incriminating series on Netflix and towards the launch of his new book, Prince Harry hints that he is ready to reconcile with his family members, but claims that all his attempts to do so to date have not been answered by the other side.
In the trailer for his interview that will be broadcast in the coming days on the “ITV 1” network, he said that he would like his brother Prince William and his father King Charles back, but his efforts on the subject were in vain.
“They have shown no willingness to reconcile,” the prince claimed, “I would like to have my father and my brother back”
According to him, he and his wife Meghan Markle want to be “family”, and not to be part of an “institution”, but “they (the kingdom) feel that it is better to keep us, somehow, as the villains”.
Prince William and Duchess Kate Middleton. Harry would like to renew the relationship (Photo: LINGTREN.COM / Shutterstock.com)
King Charles (Photo: Marcin Kadziolka / Shutterstock.com)
Prince Harry is currently giving a series of interviews to various media as part of a campaign to promote the sales of his memoir that will be published this month and will deal with the royal family and the process of Harry and Meghan’s exit from it.
Harry and Meghan, who retired from the British kingdom in recent years, launched a documentary series on Netflix at the beginning of December, which caused a stir in Britain and even reached the first place in the list of the most watched series in the kingdom, where, among other things, accusations are made against the British media and the cooperation of elements of the royal family with it against the couple.
The series on Netflix is part of the couple’s collaboration with the streaming company, and will later launch “Live To Lead”, a program in which Harry and Meghan will interview “extraordinary leaders” from the world, including the Jewish Supreme Court Justice Ruth Bader Ginsburg, who has since passed away, the South African rugby player Sia Kolisi, social activist Greta Thunberg and New Zealand Prime Minister Jacinda Ardern.
In recent months, after the Queen’s death, reports appeared in the British media according to which Prince Harry is trying to soften the tone and make changes to the series and book about his life in the kingdom and the process of leaving it. A royal expert who spoke to “pagesix” said that Harry’s efforts to try and calm the tensions with the family, in part by making changes to the book – will be futile.
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