Prince William and Prince Harry "will never see eye-to-eye" over their Royal Family feud, according to a Spencer family source.
An extract from Omid Scobie's upcoming royal book Endgame was published today in People Magazine, which included multiple claims about the Royal Family.
Endgame will be released in its entirety on November 28, which will divulge details about the feud between the Prince of Wales and the Duke of Sussex.
In an extract that was released today, Scobie wrote: "As for how [Prince William] feels about Harry since the release of Spare, a source close to the prince told me, 'There’s a huge amount of anger there.
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"'He feels betrayed and sad about the situation.
"'But he also doesn’t agree with the things his brother feels he has done.
"'He feels he has lost Harry and doesn’t want to know this version of him.'
"That version, countered a Spencer family source, is simply 'Harry being a man who has stepped outside of the institution and sees things in a different light.
Prince William and Prince Harry at Queen Elizabeth II's funeral
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"'They will never see eye to eye at this point. They’re on completely opposite sides . . . that won’t change.'"
Prince Harry released his autobiography Spare in January 2023 which revealed shocking claims about his brother.
He wrote about a physical fight that took place between him and his brother at Nottingham Cottage over Meghan Markle.
In addition, he poked fun at Prince William's baldness and shared private conversations between the pair and King Charles that took place at Prince Philip's funeral.
Harry and William reuniting briefly after the late Queen died
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The Duke and Duchess of Sussex also released a docuseries on Netflix titled Harry & Meghan in December 2020.
During the six-episode series, the couple divulged many details about their former lives as senior working royals.
These claims ranged from insinuating that William and Kate are not keen huggers, to alleging that the Prince of Wales "screamed and shouted" at Prince Harry during the Sandringham Summit after releasing a statement about stepping back as a working royal.