Prince Harry will not return to royal duties until his elder brother Prince William apologises but remains open to holding temporary roles within the Royal Family if King Charles asks him to, according to reports by the Daily Mail and the Mirror.
The report also said that Prince Harry is happy with his decision to quit his royal role and he and his wife Meghan Markle, who have been living in California with their two children for the past four years, are not seeking a permanent return.
The reports also suggest that there is very little chance that Harry would be welcomed back into the fold as William remains angered over revelations made by his younger brother in his memoir Spare.
They also suggest that Harry is now reaching out to former confidantes from his previous life, seeking their advice on how to make a comeback from his US exile.
In Spare, Prince Harry took sharp aim at several Royal Family members.
He accused Prince William of physically assaulting him during a dispute over Meghan and claims that William and their father confronted him aggressively after Prince Philip’s funeral, seeking a confrontation.
Harry also alleges that William and Kate encouraged him to wear the controversial Nazi costume that sparked widespread criticism.
He portrays William as his ‘arch-nemesis’, describes Queen Consort Camilla as a ‘wicked stepmother’, and characterises King Charles as an emotionally distant and ineffective ‘old man’.
Harry and William have been estranged for months and have no communication.
Last week, both Prince William and Prince Harry attended the funeral of their uncle, Robert Fellowes. However, witnesses noted that the brothers did not interact during the service. They were reportedly seated separately at the back of St Mary’s Church in Snettisham.
A report said that their arrival was discreet to such an extent that their presence at the event went almost unnoticed.
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