As Prince William prepares to celebrate his special day alongside his wife, Kate Middleton, and their three children, it is speculated that the Duke of Sussex might extend his greetings as well.
During a conversation with Slingo, Grant Harrold, who served the royal family for seven years, expressed his thoughts on the matter. He emphasized that despite falling out within families, there is always room for reconciliation.
Harrold stated, "I still believe that Harry will still reach out to William for his birthday. I think he will reach out to him, definitely. I think they will still reach out to each other on their birthdays. Will there be a card? I think there will still be a card. Will there be a gift? It's difficult to say."
He further highlighted the intriguing dynamics between the royal family members, wondering if gestures such as sending flowers occur between them on occasions like Kate Middleton's birthday. Harrold acknowledged that it is uncertain whether such exchanges take place, but he optimistically hoped that they remember each other's birthdays.
Regarding Prince Harry's potential return to the royal fold, Harrold believed that in due time, without Meghan, he could be forgiven and welcomed back. However, he acknowledged that the possibility remains unlikely at present. Harrold also noted that Harry's image could be redeemed over time, allowing him to regain the favor he had lost, but he emphasized that this prospect does not seem imminent. He also remarked that Prince Andrew, in comparison, is widely despised.
Despite Harry's recent visit to the UK for his father's coronation ceremony, no public display of brotherly affection was observed among the royal siblings. Prince William has recently commented on his brother's strained relationship with the family, noting that the issue has received considerable attention in the media.
