Prince William has "disowned Harry" as the "right between the brothers is so deep", a royal commentator has claimed.
The Duke of Sussex flew over to the UK yesterday to meet with his father after news broke of the king's cancer diagnosis.
However, it has been reported that he has not seen his brother William on the brief trip and it is unlikely that the brothers will meet.
Speaking to GB News royal commentator Jenny Bond said that Prince Harry and the Prince of Wales have a "rift" and William has "disowned" his younger brother.
Prince Harry returned to the UK to see his father
GettyHarry quit his position as a senior royal in January 2020 and moved to the US.
He has since done various interviews about the Royal Family and criticised them heavily in his biography, Spare, which was released last year.
Speaking to Emily Carver and Tom Harwood on GB News, Bond revealed: "You can't wave a magic wand and put this family back together again. That's become very apparent."
She explained: "We got the news that there is no plan for William to meet Harry.
Jenny Bond said that Prince Harry and the Prince of Wales have a "rift" between them
Getty"We have been told that there are indications that Harry would be willing to meet his brother if that was on offer, but I think William has shown that he has disowned Harry.
"He doesn't want to know him, probably doesn't even like him anymore, and Harry is just not part of his life.
"I think that the rift is so deep now, that has been shown by Harry being here and them not meeting.
"It is so deep that I do wonder if it can ever be mended."
Prince William has recently stepped back from duties to take care of his wife and children
PAPrince William has been busy caring for his wife, Princess Kate, who recently underwent "planned abdominal surgery".
Since leaving the Royal Family, Harry and his wife Meghan Markle have made several negative statements about the Prince and Princess of Wales.
Harry decided to visit his father King Charles and after flying from the US, allegedly stayed with the King for no longer than 45 minutes before Charles headed to Sandringham.
Bond explained that the meeting would have been "awkward" for the pair. She said: "Harry could bunk down in Clarence House, where he used to live and he'd have the house to himself.
"Or he could go to Sandringham, perhaps by car, if he wasn't going to go in the helicopter with his father and his stepmother. Neither of those things happened. Instead, he went off to a hotel and goodness knows what he did with himself."