Prince William discusses ‘good times’ with Prince Harry and Prince Charles

• Prince William and Prince Harry have a close relationship.
• The Duke of Cambridge discussed their relationship with the media in 2004.
• He said they are a “close family” and manage to keep in touch despite hectic schedules.

While Prince William and Prince Harry are no longer on speaking terms, the siblings have been close for many years. The Duke of Cambridge discussed his relationship with his brother Harry and father Prince Charles in 2004 with the media. The royals discussed how they are a “close family” and how, despite their hectic schedules, they managed to keep in touch.

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Many things have changed in the royal family in recent years, the most noteworthy of which is the relationship between royal siblings Prince William and Prince Harry. The Duke of Sussex stepped down from his royal duties and moved to the United States in 2020 after marrying Meghan Markle in 2018, causing a gap between the two.

Prince William said, “Like any other family, we have our arguments,” when asked about how they deal with them  “We get along really well Harry and I and our father. We are a very close family. There are disagreements obviously as all families. And they’re big disagreements. But when there’s happy times we have a really good time. It’s just difficult getting all of us in the same house at the same point. Obviously, father is really busy. Harry is travelling wherever and I’m up here. It’s just difficult but its all good”, as reported by the media.

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Prince William is a senior member of the royal family and follows his father, Prince Charles, in the line of succession to the British throne. Royal experts have praised the Duke of Cambridge for bringing a modern touch to monarchy through his work. The Duke and his family recently attended Queen Elizabeth’s Platinum Jubilee celebrations, which included wife Kate Middleton and children Prince George, Princess Charlotte, and Prince Louis. In the Trooping, the Colour ceremony commemorating the monarch’s Platinum Jubilee, Prince William and Prince Charles received the royal salute on behalf of the Queen.