Prince Harry reportedly remains unwilling to resume royal duties without a personal apology from his brother, Prince William,
amid ongoing family tensions. Sources close to Harry indicate he views past family treatment—particularly toward Meghan—as requiring acknowledgment before any reconciliation or return to public roles.
Harry has expressed openness to "helping out" if asked by King Charles, especially amid health concerns, but insists William must address grievances first. This stance echoes his Spare memoir and interviews, where he detailed perceived betrayals, including security denials and media handling.
William, however, shows no interest in apologizing, with palace insiders calling Harry's demands unrealistic. Experts note the rift represents a "great loss" for the monarchy, urging Harry to initiate amends instead.
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