Prince Harry has expressed his desire for reconciliation with his family but maintains that it requires mutual compromise. In a recent BBC interview, he reflected on his strained relationship with the royal family, citing his loss of security as a major point of contention. Harry said that his father, King Charles, won’t speak to him due to the security issue, and this has hindered any potential reconciliation. He also mentioned that the UK court’s decision to deny his appeal for royal protection has made it impossible for him to return to the UK with his wife and children, emphasizing the personal toll it has taken.
Harry revealed that the decision to revoke his security in 2020 was a significant blow, and he still feels that his family should have prioritized his safety. Despite this, he expressed a hope for reconciliation, saying it would be nice if his family were open to it, but added that he wouldn’t force it if they weren’t willing.
His legal battles over security have caused public frustration, with many questioning why he demands taxpayer-funded protection when he no longer performs royal duties. Harry’s relationship with both the public and the royal institution remains tense, further complicating his desire to return to the UK.
