Prince William’s friend gives brutal verdict on Prince Harry after BBC interview

A friend of Prince William has branded Prince Harry and Meghan Markle’s conduct as “absolutely vile” in the wake of Harry’s explosive BBC interview last week.

The Duke of Sussex, who recently lost his court appeal over security rights during UK visits, sat down with the BBC for a chat that sent shockwaves through the globe and the Royal Family.

In addition to expressing his disappointment at the Court of Appeal’s decision, Harry also discussed feeling “singled” out regarding his diminished security, with the changes implemented in 2020 – the same year he and Meghan stepped back from Royal duties and relocated to the US.

He also suggested that his father, the King, could have “resolved” the situation.

Despite casting the royals in an unfavourable light, Harry also expressed he would “love” to rebuild bridges with his family, hinting at concerns over how much time his father has left to live.
While William has remained silent on his younger brother’s interview, friends close to the Prince of Wales told US media outlet The Daily Beast that Harry and Meghan’s behaviour has been “absolutely vile” and suggested that Harry’s interview demonstrated “he has no interest in reconciling”.

A friend of William commented: “If he did, a period of silence would have been the right thing to do.”

William, the King and other senior royals have maintained their public duties since Harry’s interview, presenting a united front, reports the Express.