Prince Harry: ‘I want family reconciliation ... but some people don’t’

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Prince Harry said that reuniting with his estranged brother remains his main goal. He acknowledged that some relatives are unwilling to take part in that reconciliation. 'Some people don’t,' he said when discussing the effort to repair family relations. The comments came in his first major interview since his return to the UK. Harry described the damage from earlier family disputes as lasting. He said that 'scars stick around forever,' even with the passage of time. His remarks suggest that reconciliation requires the participation of other family members.

Harry explains how reuniting with his estranged brother remains his main goal, but admits that “scars stick around forever” in his first major interview since his UK return.

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