Tensions are brewing within the royal family as differing perspectives emerge regarding Prince Harry’s potential reconciliation with his father, King Charles.

The divide between the two prominent figures—William and Charles—has been highlighted by royal biographer Robert Jobson, who sheds light on their contrasting views in his latest work about the Princess of Wales.

According to Jobson, King Charles is inclined to mend fences with his estranged son, mirroring the way he sought to reconcile with his own brother, Prince Andrew.

This past Christmas, the monarch took a significant step by inviting Andrew to join the festivities, a gesture that many interpreted as an attempt to heal their fractured relationship.

It seems the King is eager to extend a similar olive branch to Harry, suggesting that forgiveness could be a sign of strength rather than a weakness.

However, this sentiment is not shared by Prince William, who, according to Jobson, holds a firm stance against any reconciliation with his brother.