The relationship between Prince William and Prince Harry has reached a point of no return, according to new revelations in Scobie’s upcoming book, “Endgame.”

In this highly anticipated release, Scobie delves into the broken bond between the warring royals, shedding light on why William will never forgive Harry for his past actions.

While Harry continues to demand an apology from his family, the chances of reconciliation seem bleak.

The Daily Beast’s royal correspondent, Tom Sykes, provides further insight into this dire situation, uncovering the perspectives of William’s friends and highlighting the contrasting approaches of William and his father, King Charles.

Sykes begins by reminiscing about the once-close relationship between William and Harry, emphasizing their unwavering support for each other during the difficult period following their mother’s tragic passing.

However, the deterioration of their bond in recent years is disheartening, considering their former camaraderie.

Sykes draws on interviews with William’s friends, who reveal that William harbors an intense hatred towards his younger brother, primarily due to Harry’s betrayal of the family.

Selling their secrets to the media for personal gain has shattered William’s trust, making forgiveness seemingly impossible.

Interestingly, while King Charles maintains an open door policy for Harry, expressing his love and desire to reconcile, William does not share the same forgiving attitude.

Sykes notes that recent reports of a phone call between Harry and King Charles on the latter’s birthday indicate a potential thawing of relations.

However, Buckingham Palace remains tight-lipped about the alleged conversation, leaving room for speculation.

This change in dynamics contrasts sharply with previous reports suggesting Harry and Meghan’s exclusion from the king’s birthday festivities.

Nonetheless, Sykes asserts that there is little hope for a reconciliation between the brothers.

According to one of William’s friends, the chances of a rapprochement are slim to none, with the next family gathering likely to be at a funeral.

The source suggests that only such a tragic event could bring Harry and William together under one roof.

Moreover, the friend claims that William is unlikely to invite Harry to his coronation, further solidifying their mutual loathing.

This revelation is significant, considering that even after Harry’s controversial statements in interviews and documentaries, he was invited to their father’s coronation, albeit attending alone.

Sykes delves deeper into the reasons behind William’s animosity towards Harry, with betrayal being the key factor.

The close bond they once shared intensifies the pain caused by Harry’s actions.

Revealing personal secrets to the media feels like a profound betrayal, magnified by the fact that they were each other’s confidants.

As such, an apology seems unlikely from either party, especially while Harry is married to Meghan.

The potential catalyst for Harry’s desired apology may lie in the family’s alleged exclusion of him during the passing of his grandmother.

However, conflicting reports suggest that Harry’s behavior during that time may have contributed to the strained relationship.

While Harry and Meghan deny any involvement in Scobie’s book, Sykes highlights the specificity of details that indicate otherwise.

Drawing parallels to their previous denial of cooperation with Scobie’s first book, “Finding Freedom,” Sykes predicts a similar pattern of deception.

Whether directly or indirectly, Meghan and Harry’s association with the book will undoubtedly exacerbate tensions between the brothers.

Sykes concludes by posing the question to readers: Can William and Harry ever find peace?

The answer remains uncertain, leaving the future of their relationship in a state of perpetual uncertainty.

In conclusion, the rift between Prince William and Prince Harry appears irreparable.

Scobie’s book, “Endgame,” sheds light on the broken bond between the warring royals, revealing the deep-seated animosity William harbors towards his younger brother.

With betrayal at the core of their fractured relationship, an apology seems unlikely from either side.

While King Charles maintains hope for reconciliation, William’s unforgiving stance and Harry’s refusal to apologize further strain their already strained bond.

As the release of “Endgame” approaches, the book’s potential impact on their relationship looms large, leaving little room for optimism.