Harry says he wants to reconcile with his family

Prince Harry said he wants to reconcile with his family, including his father, King Charles III, and brother, Prince William, in an interview with GQ released Tuesday. He described the fractured relationships as a source of grief and said reconciliation was the most important thing, while acknowledging that others might not share his desire to repair the rift. “I want it to work out,” Harry said. He also urged people to let go of the past where possible, while noting that old experiences can be difficult to move beyond when they continue to affect daily life. He said family disagreements and broken relationships between parents and children were issues people often discussed with him. The interview establishes Harry’s stated position, but does not establish whether Charles or William shares his wish or whether the family has reconciled. Harry has previously said he and his father were speaking again, but accounts of the brothers’ current contact remain limited. Neither Charles nor William was quoted responding to the latest remarks. Harry also discussed his changed attitude toward returning to the United Kingdom. He said that speaking publicly about past experiences and...