Prince Harry has reportedly given up on the idea of reconciling with his estranged brother Prince William, it has been reported. The Duke of Sussex, 41, has been vocal over the last few years about wanting to get back on good terms with his royal relatives, especially since some relationships have been fractured since he quit royal duty in 2020 and criticised the Firm.

While Harry made it clear he would like reconciliation, Prince William has always avoided the topic. It is believed he has also avoided Harry too, which includes any calls and texts. This “radio silence” has apparently resulted in Harry giving up on trying to make amends with his brother.

It is believed Harry even tried to reach out to William when Princess Catherine and the King were first diagnosed with cancer.

Speaking about Harry and William’s relationship on The Royal Uncensored podcast, royal reporter for News.com.au Bronte Coy said: “It has been told to me that Harry reached out to his brother a number of times to make contact in that move towards reconciliation, like we’ve seen between him and the King.

“But it’s been, I’ve been told, one-way traffic. Complete radio silence from the other side.

“As I understand it, Harry gave up some time ago.”

Prince Harry and Meghan Markle, along with their two children, will be in the UK next month, however a meeting with Prince William is not believed to be on the cards.

It is believed, however, that the family could spend time with Harry and William’s father King Charles, who Harry last saw in September.

Meghan, Prince Archie and Princess Lilibet are not believed to have seen the monarch since 2022, when they last visited the UK.

It is believed the family will also stay in a royal residence during their visit, although it has not been confirmed which residence this will be.